Helping you get back to normal life. Our dedicated occupational therapists work with adults and children of all ages to help them develop or regain everyday skills affected by a range of conditions.
Rehabilitation after a stroke
Fast intervention is crucial following a stroke. Our rehabilitation team will make sure you or your loved one get treatment as early as possible at this crucial time, helping to prevent long-term damage and ensure as speedy a recovery as possible.
Why choose us for stroke rehabilitation?
When it comes to stroke recovery, every minute counts. At The Wellington Hospital's Acute Neurological Rehabilitation Centre, you’ll find fast access to expert care, and a stroke rehabilitation programme designed to speed your recovery and help you take the first steps back to a full life.
When it comes to your recovery, our expert physiotherapists, occupational therapists and speech therapists will work together tirelessly, to ensure you can enjoy as full a life as possible.
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Personalised care to fit your needs
We’re London's largest private neurological rehabilitation facility, and since we opened our doors more than two decades ago, we’ve established an international reputation for delivering the very best, fully personalised rehabilitation programmes.
What that means for you is the combined expertise of leading consultants fully focused on your care, as well as:
- Rapid response team specialising in acute stroke care
- Personalised rehabilitation plans tailored to your needs
- State-of-the-art stroke recovery equipment
- Multidisciplinary team of stroke specialists
- Seamless transfer from acute care to ongoing rehabilitation
Our approach to stroke rehabilitation
From early intervention, to onward care and discharge, our approach puts you at the centre, with fully personalised treatment plans that include a combination of acute medical care and longer-term neurological rehabilitation.
- Early intervention: Quick action to prevent long-term complications
- Comprehensive assessment: Evaluating the full impact of your stroke
- Tailored treatment: Developing a personalised stroke recovery plan
- Continuous monitoring: Adapting your care as you progress
- Family involvement: Supporting your loved ones throughout your recovery
Neurological physiotherapy
Physiotherapy helps improve mobility caused by a neurological condition or injury such as head trauma or stroke.
Expert stroke rehabilitation services
Our multidisciplinary approach means that, as a patient, you’ll receive up to five or six therapies daily, all aimed at ensuring you have the best recovery possible. These include, but are not limited to:
Occupational therapy
Speech & language therapy
Assessment and treatment for speech difficulties. Speech therapists deals with both the sounds that people make and the language people use to express themselves.
Cognitive rehabilitation
To address memory and thinking skills.
Psychological support
For emotional wellbeing.
Advanced stroke recovery technology
Nothing is more important to us than our patients’ rehabilitation and recovery. That’s why we invest so heavily in state-of-the-art technology. In fact, many of our patients choose us precisely because they know they’ll have access to the latest assistive technologies. These include:
- Robotic gait training systems
- Virtual reality therapy for upper limb recovery
- Neuromuscular electrical stimulation
- Computer-assisted cognitive training
- Specialised stroke rehab gym equipment
Your stroke rehabilitation team
Unlike most therapist-led rehabilitation units, we have the clinical expertise of our entire private hospital network to draw on. That means we’re able to offer you complex, multidisciplinary care across any clinical specialty, as well as the highest level of ICU support. Depending on your needs, your team may include:
- Stroke neurologists
- Neuro-rehabilitation consultants
- Specialist stroke nurses
- Physiotherapists
- Occupational therapists
- Speech and language therapists
- Neuropsychologists
Your recovery is our priority
Book your free clinical assessment today.
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