AN expanding Health business is moving into bigger premises - and is celebrating with an Open Day on Friday 24th April, which is open to the public. Everyone is invited.
Coda Pharmacy is an online NHS pharmacy company also offering a host of other health-related services including weight loss, hair loss, and sexual support.
It is owned by experienced pharmacists Colin Dang and Chris Trinh and based in a small unit on the Westham Business Park at Pevensey Bay, near Eastbourne.
Now Coda is moving to a much bigger unit on the same park, previously owned by Identity, now a global worldwide business
To celebrate the move, the Coda Hub is staging a day of community health, wellbeing and a chance to explore the space on Friday 24th April from 10am until 2pm.
There will be a team of healthcare professionals offering
Allergy testing
Dental advice
MSK support and demonstration
EFT explanation and demonstration
Hand massage from Helping Hands
St Wilfrid's Hospice
And other holistic therapies
There will also be a Carnival ice-cream van and Road Grill burger van
Colin said: "We are thrilled to be moving into bigger premises. As our business has expanded, we realised that we need more space and the team is so pleased to be moving into this bigger building.
It will enable us to do so much more as an expanding company "
Chris added: " We would love to see as many members of the public come along on Friday. It will be very relaxed and informal, please come and say hello "
For more information, email kimhatcherdavies@codapharmacy.co.uk
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