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Hobbs Rehabilitation.
Hobbs Rehabilitation is one of the largest providers of independent interdisciplinary neurological rehabilitation in the UK.
Who do Hobbs Rehabilitation support?
Hobbs provides specialist rehabilitation for people with conditions such as a brain haemorrhage, tumour, stroke or other brain injury as well as those with Parkinson’s, MS or spinal cord injury.
Operating across the south of England, the range of services includes intensive residential rehabilitation through to outpatients and community, offering patients a seamless ‘Hospital to Home’ pathway. They support people who refer themselves and those referred by GPs and other professionals, offering bespoke therapy packages which put the person at the centre of their care.
The support is often not just for the patient themselves but to those around them; they provide advice, education and signposting to carers, relatives and health professionals, working collaboratively in a wider interdisciplinary team to ensure the very best outcomes.
What makes Hobbs different?
Hobbs Rehabilitation is renowned for its clinical excellence and has the largest independent therapy team in the UK which includes:
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Neurological physiotherapists
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Occupational therapists
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Speech and language therapists
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Rehabilitation medicine consultants
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Clinical neuropsychologists
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Rehabilitation Assistants
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A range of additional services such as an amputee and trauma service, orthotics and spasticity management
The therapy provided is truly bespoke and as an early adopter of neurotechnology, Hobbs embeds the use of technology into clinical practice alongside conventional treatment methods. which can truly maximise the potential of every individual.
As well as clinical services, Hobbs Rehabilitation provides pre and post graduate education, student placements and regular lecturing at universities and hospitals nationwide.
The MiNT Academy
Hobbs Rehabilitation is the founding company behind The MiNT Academy, an international hub for collaboration, knowledge sharing and the advancement of neurotechnology; MiNT stands for Masterclass in Neurotechnology. This kind of engagement and opportunity sets Hobbs apart from any other provider in the UK and has put Hobbs on a global platform, often being invited to present internationally on the work they do to promote access to the right rehabilitation delivered at the right time to the right patients; in short, they are leading a therapeutic revolution.
The Charity Sector
They also support the charity sector by lending their voice to Charity’s campaigns as part of they mission to further access to rehabilitation at a national and strategic level. Their support to charities extends to therapy provision; Hobbs is proud to provide services to Help4Heroes, the IPF (the Injured Players Fund arm of the RFU, the Injured Jockeys fund, Different Strokes Bursary Fund and are Business Partners supporting the SIA (Spinal IInjuries Association) along with supporting many other charitable endeavours at a more local level such as the Bowra Foundation.
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