careline

British  

/ ˈkɛəlaɪn /

noun

1. a telephone service set up by a company or other organization to provide its customers or clients with information about its products or services

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Example Sentences

These avenues are for situations where you see clear evidence of exploitation: The National Careline offers, among other organizations, advice on next steps, including contacting the local council and reporting the issue to her local Adult Protective Services, District Attorney’s office, and/or to the police or sheriff’s office.

From MarketWatch

Announcing the news, Sainsbury's said "the vast majority" of jobs at its Widnes call centre would be transferred to its service partner, Careline services.

From BBC

"The sheltered housing association, the emergency careline and the ambulance service appeared to have done nothing to help Ken for eight hours whilst he slowly bled to death from a relatively minor injury," he said.

From BBC

Appello, which runs the site's careline service, said the coroner had found it complied with its contract in not alerting a housing manager out-of-hours.

From BBC

Mr Wooderson said that following the fall, Mr Moseley's wife - who uses a wheelchair - called for help on their careline emergency cord.

From BBC