We provide clinical services to complement those of the NHS and contribute to an individual care pathway. These include a range of rehabilitation, longer term disability management and community services that offer opportunity and a continuum of care for patients and residents aged 18 upwards:

• Post-acute rehabilitation services
  Acquired brain injury service
  Neuro-behavioural Rehabilitation Unit
  Neuro-rehabilitation and disability management services
  Transitional Rehabilitation Service

• Ventilator services
  Disability management and longer term care for adults with disease or damage that has not affected awareness or intellect but resulting in reliance on mechanical ventilation

• Huntington’s disease service
  Neuropalliative rehabilitation and longer term care for those with mid to late-stage disease

• Longer term care
  Younger physically disabled
  Progressive neurological disease
  Vegetative state and other neurological problems resulting in profound disability

• Community neuro-disability services

These are supported by a range of specialist services and techniques and recreation and leisure opportunities.

Case-audit results indicate that our services have:

• prevented admission to acute units or long term care settings by meeting the secondary health needs of the profoundly neuro-disabled
• enabled optimal individual ability and maintained or improved quality of life
• prevented skill deterioration, psycho-social difficulties or social exclusion and according to individual need
• provided return-to-work rehab and skill development regarding new work or leisure development and community reintegration
• reduced functional dependency in the home situation, thereby reducing the burden on family and informal and formal care