Inpatient neuro rehab
Hospital and specialist inpatient rehabilitation.
- Care & services2 Sep
Cygnet is celebrating after securing an impressive 19 finalist places at this year’s Neurological and Complex Care Awards, recognising colleagues, teams and services for their contribution to specialist neurological care and rehabilitation. The finalists span 11 award categories, with nominations recognising everything from clinical excellence and multidisciplinary working to innovation, psychological support, activities and outstanding [...]
By Lyndsey Marie, clinical lead, Askham Rehab, Cambridgeshire, UK Abstract Prolonged Disorders of Consciousness (PDOC) represent some of the most complex presentations within neurorehabilitation. Individuals often require long-term specialist management addressing medical stability, posture and positioning, communication, cognition, respiratory function, nutrition, psychological wellbeing, and family support. Sustained interdisciplinary collaboration is therefore essential to prevent secondary [...]
- Community neuro rehab12 Dec
By Circle Rehabilitation patient, Rosaline My name is Rosaline. I came from Nigeria to the UK for medical treatment after being diagnosed with progressive cervical myelopathy in September last year. After a right knee replacement surgery, my mobility began to deteriorate—my walking became more difficult, my legs were unsteady, my grip strength reduced, and even [...]
- Spinal injury13 Nov
By Asham Rehab When 75-year-old Diana Hoy was admitted for planned spinal surgery on May 1, 2025, doctors discovered she had lost mobility from her knees to her feet and from her fourth and fifth fingers to her elbows, along with saddle paresthesia. Despite this, Diana was determined that it would not mark the end [...]
- Research6 Nov
The country’s first NHS National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC) is set to open its doors for patients. The NRC is a 70-bed, state-of-the-art specialist rehab centre for NHS patients who have experienced a life-changing illness or injury. The centre, at Stanford Hall in Nottinghamshire, is run and staffed by Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH). [...]
- Spinal injury16 Oct
HCA Healthcare UK’s Neuro Rehab Centre sees many patients living with spinal cord injuries. Mandy shares how the team at the centre combines innovative technology with compassionate, patient-centred care to support recovery. Our team here at The Wellington Hospital supports patients at all stages of their journey, from early rehabilitation to ongoing, long-term care. With [...]
- Neuropsychology15 Oct
By Lucy Babbs, speech and language therapist, Ascot Rehab When 56-year-old Bernard* arrived at the Ascot Rehabilitation centre in Streatham, London, he was facing one of the biggest challenges of his life: rebuilding his ability to communicate. A fit and energetic man, Bernard had been thriving in an executive role and busy with family life [...]
- Spinal injury2 Sep
By Askham Rehab Askham Rehab has long been at the forefront of cutting-edge neurological and complex rehabilitation, redefining what’s possible for individuals recovering from life-changing conditions. Our holistic, patient-centred approach ensures that each individual regains independence, confidence, and control over their lives. One of our remarkable success stories is Deborah Weston, a 61-year-old woman who [...]
- MND / ALS25 Jul
The first research nurse has joined a new UK-wide network aiming to improve access to motor neurone disease trials. Andy Hamilton has been appointed at Newcastle’s MND Care and Research Centre as part of a £7.2m programme to embed specialist nurses in 24 MND Care Centres and Networks across England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The [...]
- Stroke16 Jul
David suffered a brain stem stroke on June 20th, 2022. He was initially admitted to Heartlands Hospital, then transferred to Queen Elizabeth Hospital for neurosurgery and a stay in the ICU, before returning to Heartlands. Over the following four months, David faced multiple infections, became severely unwell, and had very limited rehabilitation while remaining mostly [...]













