careline

/ ˈkɛəlaɪn /

noun

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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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.

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"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.

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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.

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

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If you or someone you know are dealing with a mental crisis or suicidal thoughts, you can call the Alaska Careline at 1-877-266-HELP or the National Suicide Prevention line at 1-800-273-8255.