Service providers

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”.

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

Specialist healthcare provider Ludlow Street Healthcare has appointed a new medical director to help progress its development and strategic goals. 

A new £4.9million state-of-the-art specialist care home has been opened in Birmingham by Exemplar Health Care. 

Becoming one of a tiny number of businesses nationally to secure IiP Platinum status at the first time of assessment, Ariya Neuro Care is proud of its role in delivering outstanding care to ABI service users while also helping to raise the bar for health and social care workers. NR Times meets the company keen to push the boundaries of excellence

With a global reputation for its work in brain and spinal cord injury rehabilitation, Craig Hospital has delivered life-changing outcomes for thousands of patients for 65 years. Deborah Johnson meets Jandel Allen-Davis, CEO of the pioneering US hospital, to learn more about its work 

Mental health hospitals have faced significant challenges over the past 18 months, trying to find ways to keep patients engaged and motivated amidst ongoing restrictions and limited visits from friends and family.

In our latest interview with the Brain Injury team at St Andrew’s Healthcare, we meet Dr Lorraine Childs, a Consultant Clinical Psychologist on Rose ward, one of only three secure neurobehavioural units in the country.

In a move designed to strengthen its oversight of ethical and safeguarding issues, specialist healthcare provider Ludlow Street Healthcare has appointed a new ethics and safeguarding lead.

When it first opened its doors in March 2020, the Inspire Neurocare team had no idea about the following year's challenges. As the rest of the UK went into lockdown, Inspire Neurocare was faced with the task of launching a high-quality complex care service whilst also ensuring the safety and wellbeing of people living with significant underlying health issues and its new staff team.