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Stroke Unit – Ward H3 bolton

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The Stroke Unit – Ward H3 at Royal Bolton Hospital is committed to providing specialized care for patients recovering from strokes. Located at Minerva Rd, Farnworth, Bolton, our dedicated team of healthcare professionals utilizes the latest techniques and therapies to promote recovery and rehabilitation in a supportive environment. We prioritize individualized care plans that cater to the specific needs of each patient while ensuring their comfort and well-being during their stay. Our focus on quality service ensures that families feel informed and supported throughout the recovery process.

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