Services

Home Visits

Helen will visit you in the comfort of your own home, or care home, to support you with the management of your condition in an environment that is most comfortable for you.

She can support you by providing education, advice, treatment and rehabilitation, where appropriate, for a range of conditions including:

Brain injury
Spinal cord injury
Stroke
Long-term degenerative conditions (for example: Parkinson's Disease, Huntington's Disease)
Post-operative rehabilitation (for example, hip or knee replacement surgery, post-fracture)
Hospital admission recovery (returning home after an illness or prolonged hospital stay)
Mobility issues
Falls prevention

Your journey will start with an assessment and from there Helen will discuss your goals and work together with you to formulate a treatment plan.

Helen will liaise with family members, care providers and other medical professionals involved in your care, if appropriate. If you live in a care home, Helen will also liaise with care staff and contribute to care plans as necessary to ensure your care is managed in the best way for you.

Care Home Services

Helen can also provide services to nursing, care and residential homes directly to support care providers in delivering holistic rehabilitative services for their residents.

There are increasing pressures within social care to enhance care delivery and, more so than ever, rehabilitation in care homes and community settings.

The support of an experienced Physiotherapist can provide the guidance needed to support residents and staff alike to improve resident wellbeing, engagement and delivering outcomes.

This provision of support would be bespoke to your service and could include:

Group exercise classes
Individual exercise programme prescription
Falls assessments
Mobility assessment
Care plan reviews
Rehabilitation / therapy goal setting
Advice and support for recovery following hospital admission

Contact Helen to discuss your needs and create a tailored package to meet the demands of your service.