Askham Rehab
Askham Rehab, an integral part of the Askham Village Community in Doddington, March, has once again been awarded the distinguished 5-star rating by the Environmental Health Officer (EHO). This esteemed recognition highlights their unwavering commitment to maintaining the highest standards in food hygiene and safety. The EHO’s inspection process is known for its thoroughness and [...]
Here, Sara Neaves, Clinical Lead and Outpatients Service Manager at Askham Rehab, gives SR Times insight into the services Askham Rehab provides for stroke patients. Can you please give us a brief overview of your stroke pathway, in terms of where you are positioned on the post-stroke journey and the types of interventions you provide [...]
The care and rehab provider has given the opportunity for her to resume her career in HR after fleeing the conflict in her home country
Specialist rehab centre partners with Neuromersiv on six-month pilot project
Its partnership with the MS Society could be replicated to support others with access to its cutting-edge facilities
Outpatients living with MS will be able to use Askham's range of cutting-edge rehab facilities
Our patient lives in Guyhirn, near Wisbech, and is married with children. Having had a stroke earlier in the year, he was admitted to our team at Askham on May 26, 2021, for rehabilitation.
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.
Families are being enabled to regain their voice in the care and rehabilitation of their loved ones through the creation of a new forum at a specialist Cambridgeshire community.
An ‘Ask the Therapist’ forum has been introduced by Askham Rehab, part of Askham Village Community, to help bridge the gap created by lockdown between relatives and therapists. Through monthly video calls, families of Askham residents with complex brain injuries can receive support and advice from the community’s multidisciplinary team, alongside updates on their loved one’s treatment and pathway.
NR Times reports on a new rehabilitation approach taking place in Cambridgeshire.
Despite a year of relentless change and upheaval for all involved in neuro-rehab, one provider in Cambridgeshire has been able to keep its ongoing development on track.
Askham Rehab, part of the Askham Village Community, is a recently-launched specialist rehabilitation service incorporating the latest in rehab robotics and sensor assisted technology.
