Inpatient neuro rehab

  • Knowledge, understanding and empathy in dementia care

    The Dementia Care Awards recognise and reward the first-class services, and very best people, who work in the field of dementia care. Through showcasing excellence and innovation, the awards celebrate the provision of outstanding care for people living with dementia.

  • Care home secures much-improved rating

    A specialist care home has seen its recent investment and raft of measures dedicated to improving residents’ lives acknowledged by the CQC with a significantly-improved rating. 

  • Askham: delivering life-changing rehab step by step

    From meeting people at their most vulnerable, facing an uncertain future after devastating injury or illness, Askham Rehab has a stellar track record in supporting them to achieve positive life-changing outcomes. 

  • Disabilities Trust expands team to increase neurorehab support

    The UK’s biggest not-for-profit brain injury service provider is recruiting into roles throughout its therapy offering across the UK, as it looks to increase its neurorehabilitation provision even further to support soaring demand. 

  • New brain injury hospital given go-ahead

    Plans for a new brain injury hospital are to become reality after The Disabilities Trust secured approval for the project, which will maintain a vital service in Yorkshire. 

  • ‘The challenges are ongoing, but our resilience is getting us through’

    A specialist neurological care centre has highlighted the impact of the compulsory COVID-19 vaccination policy for staff as the latest in a series of major challenges for the sector to deal with during the pandemic. 

  • QEF appeal hits £1million milestone

    A charity has reached the £1million milestone in its three-year fundraising appeal to complete and fully fund its state-of-the-art Care and Rehabilitation Centre. 

  • A day in the life of a Huntington’s disease specialist nurse

    Registered Nurses play a vital role in the specialist care for those living with Huntington’s, particularly those in the later stages of the disease.

  • Paralysed opera singer performs again

    A former opera singer who was paralysed from the neck down has been able to perform again following an extensive rehabilitation programme comprising “therapy, perseverance and hope”.

  • ‘I want to ensure no-one endures what my dad did’

    From her father’s battle with MND and a lack of appropriate care and support came Abbie Coutts’ desire to make a change within the medical profession. Here, she shares her story of becoming an educator, dedicated to equipping healthcare workers with greater ability to support patients and their families