Richardson Care
- MND / ALS19 Jan
A Leeds Rhinos fan will run 108 miles for motor neurone disease charity in memory of his best friend's mum. Andrew Richardson will take on an ultramarathon from his hometown, Horsforth, to the Yorkshire Three Peaks and back to raise funds for the Motor Neurone Disease Association. The 30-year-old was inspired to attempt the challenge [...]
- Brain injury2 Jan
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- Brain injury18 Dec
All of the neurorehabilitation services for adults with acquired brain injury at Richardson Care in Northampton have been re-accredited by Headway. Assessors from the brain injury charity’s Approved Provider scheme recently inspected the specialist services at The Richardson Mews, The Coach House and 144 Boughton Green Road. The services received ratings of ‘Outstanding’ in a [...]
- Brain injury11 Nov
There was much excitement and anticipation at the inaugural ‘drum-off’ at Richardson Care in Northampton. Service users in two of the specialist neuro-rehab services for adults with acquired brain injury took part: The team from The Richardson Mews competed against the guys from 144 Boughton Green Road in a series of fun drumming games. Each [...]
- Case management13 Oct
One of Richardson Care’s specialist services for adults with learning disabilities and complex needs has been rated ‘Good’ in a recent inspection by the CQC (Care Quality Commission). The independent regulator found the service to be ‘good’ in all areas: safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led, providing “exceptionally-tailored care, support and treatment.” The home at [...]
- Brain injury30 Sep
Across the UK and globally, workforce shortages are leaving services stretched, waiting lists growing, and experienced clinicians burning out under unsustainable pressures. As services struggle to meet demand, we asked NR Times members working across the neurorehabilitation sector to share their insights on a single, vital question: What is the most effective way the neurorehabilitation [...]
- Brain injury12 Aug
The benefits of nature are well documented. The simple act of going outside and experiencing nature can have profound positive effects on physical and mental well-being. Spending time outdoors has been shown to improve mood, reduce stress, and enhance overall health. However, these opportunities are often not prioritised for people with complex physical and psychological [...]
- Brain injury11 Jul
Richardson Care, specialist provider of neurorehabilitation and residential care in Northampton has appointed Helen Carter and Christina Crout as Admissions and Referrals Co-ordinators. They bring varied professional experience and skills to their new roles, and join Admissions and Referrals Manager, Gill Ayris. Gill says: “I’m delighted to welcome Helen and Christina on board. They have [...]
Richardson Care is a family-owned and run residential care service for adults with acquired brain injury or learning disabilities and complex needs. It has six specialist care homes in Northampton, accommodating up 78 individuals. Established in 1989, Richardson Care has pioneered a person-centred, psychology-led approach to deliver positive, life-changing outcomes for the people in its [...]
- Brain injury28 Feb
Richardson Care is a family-owned and run residential care service in Northampton. It has three specialist homes that provide neurorehabilitation and care for adults with acquired brain injury and delivers positive, life-changing outcomes for the people in its care. Service users are often admitted to Richardson Care following a period of acute rehabilitation in a [...]













