DIY SOS Hits the Screens!

Published Date: 6th March 2019

Joerns Healthcare supports during an episode of DIY SOS, providing and overseeing the install of an Oxford Elara overhead hoist and full room covering X-Y track system.

The episode aired on BBC1 for the first time on Thursday, 17th January, 2019 at 8:00pm. Rob Ordish (Technical Engineer) and Lee Norrish (Area Manager) joined the team down in Mildenhall, Suffolk to ensure the system was installed correctly and of course in the allotted time!

With the episode having finally aired, Rob Ordish, despite the fame that comes with an appearance on prime-time TV commented “It is very rewarding to be involved in a business that helps people in the way we do, and it was such a satisfying experience to support the project alongside Lee and the many other people involved”.

It’s fair to say that as a company, we are all so proud to have supported what was and is a fantastic project that has helped transform the lives of a family, so deserving of support. It’s often not until you see the direct impact our products have on those in need that you fully appreciate the life-changing benefits they provide.

If you didn’t manage to catch the episode, click here to view the full recording.

Editor’s Note: This article refers to the organisation under its name at the time of publication.

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