The rehabilitation programme at Cleveland Clinic London offers comprehensive care for people recovering from neurological injury and major trauma. We help you maximise recovery and functional abilities. We welcome people with stroke, brain injury and major traumatic injuries, including complex neurological and musculoskeletal injuries, spinal cord injury and amputation. We also care for people with progressive neurological disorders such as multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease.
An elite team of neurologists, rehabilitation medicine consultants and therapists helps you reach your full potential and return to daily living.
Traumatic Brain Injury and Stroke Recovery: Why Choose Cleveland Clinic London?
Highlights of our stroke and brain injury rehabilitation centre include:
- State-of-the-art facility: Our 40-bed neurorehabilitation centre features two therapy gyms and the latest robotic technology. Our sophisticated equipment provides the intensive therapy needed for upper and lower limb rehabilitation. Robotic devices help you regain motor skills, so you can return home sooner.
- Specialised expertise: Our medical team includes a wide range of specialists in neurology, stroke, trauma rehabilitation, spinal cord injury, complex musculoskeletal and amputee rehabilitation, care of the elderly and internal medicine. We also have access to experts in orthopaedics, plastic and reconstructive surgery and peripheral nerve injuries when appropriate. This depth and breadth of expertise enables us to support multidisciplinary, coordinated and individualised care for people with a wide range of complex medical needs.
- Care for complex conditions: Our high-acuity hospital and 24/7 intensive care unit make us uniquely placed to offer complex medical and surgical care alongside our acute rehabilitation services. We are one of the only private rehabilitation centres in the U.K. equipped to care for people with complex medical needs including tracheostomies, ventilators, amputations and prolonged disorders of consciousness.
Early, Intensive Rehabilitation for Stroke and Head Injury
Research shows that early intervention and high-intensity rehabilitation after a stroke or traumatic injury help people achieve the best possible outcomes. At Cleveland Clinic London, we have immediate availability for specialist rehabilitation to maximise your recovery.
A consultant-led team guides you through a minimum of three to four hours of intensive daily rehabilitation. You receive individualised care from rehabilitation physicians, neurologists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and swallowing therapists, neuropsychologists, respiratory therapists, dietitians, case managers and specialised nurses.
We offer inpatient specialist rehabilitation for a wide range of conditions, including:
- Stroke.
- Traumatic brain injury.
- Polytrauma.
- Amputations
- Brain tumours.
- Inflammatory brain disorders and infections, such as multiple sclerosis and encephalitis.
- Spinal cord injuries.
Our Approach to Stroke and Brain Injury Recovery
We tailor treatment to your needs and goals, adjusting your care plan as needed throughout rehabilitation. Our experts optimise your independence and quality of life. They:
- Address impairments with speech, swallowing or communication.
- Help you perform activities of daily living as independently as possible.
- Prepare patients and families for the transition back home.
- Provide mental health support from neuropsychologists and psychiatrists.
- Reteach cognitive skills for learning, thinking and remembering.
- Use manual, robotic and computerised therapies to restore motor skills and mobility.
- Continue to support you after you return home.
Learn More About Rehabilitation
Contact us or call +44 20 3370 9192 for more information about our rehabilitation services.
Refer a patient
GPs and consultants can refer patients quickly and easily to our rehabilitation clinic. Call +44 20 3423 7777 to get started.
Paying for care
We make it easier to access expert rehabilitation care in the U.K. Read more about payment information, including options for self-pay and private medical insurance. If you are coming to us from another country, learn more about coordination available through Global Patient Services.
