Askham Place and Askham Court merge to enhance neurorehabilitation services
The field of neurorehabilitation continually seeks advancements to improve patient care and outcomes.
In a significant development, Askham Place and Askham Court have officially merged under a single Care Quality Commission (CQC) registration.
This unification, now collectively known as Askham Court, represents a strategic move to enhance the quality and consistency of neurorehabilitation services offered to patients.
Advancements at the new Askham Court
The newly integrated Askham Court has undergone extensive refurbishments to elevate the care experience.
The facility now features 32 meticulously designed, single-storey rooms, each equipped with accessible private en-suites and modern amenities such as overhead ceiling hoist tracks.
These enhancements ensure that patients have direct access to tranquil courtyards and surrounding gardens, fostering a therapeutic and welcoming environment conducive to recovery.
Askham Court is uniquely structured to provide both intensive short-term neurorehabilitation and long-term care.
The short-stay wing is dedicated to delivering targeted rehabilitation for individuals recovering from neurological injuries or surgeries, with a strong emphasis on restoring independence.
Conversely, the long-term wing offers specialised support for patients living with chronic neurological conditions, neuro-palliative care needs, or prolonged disorders of consciousness (PDOC).
This configuration allows for seamless transitions within the continuum of care, ensuring patients receive consistent support throughout their rehabilitation journey.
A cohesive approach to neurorehabilitation
The merger of Askham Place and Askham Court signifies a milestone in the delivery of neurorehabilitation services.
By consolidating resources and expertise, the unified facility enhances continuity of care, allowing patients to benefit from the same dedicated teams and familiar therapeutic approaches.
This strategic alignment does not involve any changes to staffing levels or the quality of care provided; instead, it fosters a more integrated methodology in supporting each patient’s unique needs.
Mavrick Leveille, Associate Director at Askham Village Community, remarked on the significance of this merger: “By uniting Askham Place and Askham Court under one CQC registration, we are creating a more integrated and consistent care experience for our residents.
“This merger benefits residents, staff, and families alike while maintaining the exceptional standard of care that Askham is known for.
“The expanded facilities at Askham Court allow us to serve a broader spectrum of care needs, from short-term neurorehabilitation to long-term support for chronic conditions, ensuring comfort and continuity throughout the rehabilitation journey.”
Enhanced collaboration and integrated care
This merger marks a new chapter for Askham Rehab, our dedicated rehabilitation service.
Patients embarking on their rehabilitation journey will benefit from increased collaboration among our teams, fostering an integrated approach to care and recovery.
At Askham Rehab, our multidisciplinary team is committed to providing personalised, goal-oriented rehabilitation aimed at restoring independence and improving quality of life.
Implications for patients and the neurorehabilitation community
For patients, their families, and the broader neurorehabilitation community, this development signifies a commitment to delivering a more seamless and supportive care environment.
The merger underscores the dedication to providing an optimal setting where each patient feels valued and understood throughout their rehabilitation process.
As the needs of neurorehabilitation patients evolve, Askham Court remains steadfast in its mission to deliver exceptional care and support.
This merger is one of several strategic initiatives undertaken to ensure that the facility continues to be a place where lives are transformed and each patient’s journey is given the utmost importance.
Commitment to excellence in neurorehabilitation
Askham Court’s dedication extends beyond providing state-of-the-art facilities.
The centre specialises in intensive neurological rehabilitation, offering hands-on therapy augmented by advanced robotic and sensor-assisted technologies.
With a team of experienced professionals, Askham Court assists individuals in regaining independence following life-altering events such as strokes, spinal cord injuries, acquired brain injuries, and other neurological conditions.
