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Based in Hereford, the Oxygen and Wellness Therapy Centre offers help and support to people in Herefordshire and surrounding counties who are living with chronic health conditions, life limiting or debilitating illness, disability and injury. In a purpose built accessible centre, we provide a range of therapies that can help alleviate and limit some of the daily symptoms many people struggle with. As well as therapies, we offer a warm and welcoming environment where there are opportunities to socialise with others in a similar situation. Whilst our primary purpose is to support those with health conditions, our therapies can benefit many others. If you are struggling with an injury, recovering from an operation or just want to boost your wellbeing, please come and see us.
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