Oaksey House
Oxford Street, Lambourn, Hungerford, Berkshire RG17 8XS
Hobbs Rehabilitation services, in Lambourn, are based out of the Injured Jockeys Fund’s main rehabilitation building. With access to state-of-the-art facilities including a gym fitted with exercise machines, free weights, cable machines, cardio equipment, a hydrotherapy pool with underwater treadmill and jets enabling clients to complete exercises in a warm environment and an Alter G anti-gravity treadmill which allows patients to walk/run at reduced body weight, promoting neuroplasticity and restoration of a normal walking pattern.
At Oaksey House, Hobbs Rehabilitation provides a dynamic community-based neurorehabilitation service for conditions requiring neurological rehabilitation located on the Berkshire-Oxfordshire border.
Address cognitive, emotional and behavioural changes that can result from neurological conditions.
Increase the number of repetitions to unlock your potential with cutting-edge technology.
Guiding individuals with neurological conditions to regain their independence and address challenges in daily life.
Providing support and correction, addressing mobility, promoting proper posture and enhancing gait.
Improve balance and mobility and enhance muscle strength while reducing stiffness and pain.
Supporting exercises and daily activities, guided by our therapists to enhance progress and well-being.
Maximise functional independence and elevate quality of life with a specialist consultant.
Help with speech, swallowing, written communication and non-verbal expression.
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You will be contacted to determine your needs and assessment location
Your therapist will recommend the best course of treatment
Once you have booked you will be ready to start your treatment plan.
Our dedicated multidisciplinary team at Oaksey House provide packages of rehabilitation to individuals who are living with a range of neurological conditions and injuries. This includes single-discipline assessment and therapy and holistic packages of multidisciplinary rehabilitation – all of which can be offered on an outpatient or inpatient basis. Oaksey House has wheelchair-accessible independent living flats on site, which allow Hobbs Rehabilitation to provide intensive inpatient therapy with the addition of care if needed and can focus on goals around the home to increase independence. Our holistic, patient-centred treatment programmes are tailored to the patient’s individual goals in an intensive setting.
The exciting development of assistive neurotechnology and robotics has allowed clinicians to significantly increase the number of repetitions achieved during sessions and improve patient outcomes when therapy is given over a shorter period. Working intensively, you will start to make neuroplastic changes in your brain much quicker than conventional therapy and notice positive changes within weeks.
Intensive therapy at Oaksey House includes physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech & language therapy, clinical neuropsychology, aquatic physiotherapy and rehabilitation assistants.
Our multidisciplinary team at Lambourn deliver a variety of neurological therapies. Whether you have a long-term condition such as multiple sclerosis or are living with the effects of a stroke, spinal cord or brain injury or another neurological condition, our therapies are designed to help.
Our dedicated team are ready to assist you in navigating towards the optimal treatment plan tailored to your individual needs and goals.
Neurological therapies at Oaksey House include:
Your enquiry will be triaged by a therapist to make sure you have enquired to the most appropriate Hobbs Rehabilitation service. You will then be contacted by the relevant team with further information about our service and costs. If you choose to proceed we will book you in for an assessment. During the assessment, your therapist will recommend the best treatment course, considering your needs and personal goals and whether support from the broader multidisciplinary team would be beneficial.
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At Oaksey House, Hobbs Rehabilitation specialise in spinal cord injury and brain injury but whether you have a long-term neurological condition, including complex trauma and amputees, our services and packages are designed to help you see results. We treat a large number of injured sportsmen and women from the equestrian and rugby world at Oaksey House, but our services are not exclusively for injured sportspeople.
Every brain injury is unique and can affect people in different ways. To provide an individualised package of intensive brain injury rehabilitation, which is tailored to suit your goals, an initial assessment is a good place to start. Your brain injury therapy could include a multidisciplinary approach involving neurological physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists and clinical neuropsychologists.
Hobbs Rehabilitation at Oaksey House provides continuous post-discharge rehabilitation for individuals recovering from spinal cord injuries, emphasising independence and functional improvement. Our multidisciplinary Spinal Cord Injury Service delivers intensive rehabilitation, tailored to the individual’s unique needs and goals.
National Clinical Guidance for Stroke states people with motor recovery goals undergoing rehabilitation after a stroke should receive a minimum of 3 hours of multidisciplinary therapy a day. Hobbs Rehabilitation at Oaksey House provides intensive rehabilitation packages to help achieve patient-led goals post-stroke.
Evidence shows that high intensity and high levels of repetition of an activity enhance neuroplastic change and can therefore improve outcomes within long-term conditions such as Parkinson’s or motor neurone disease. Hobbs Rehabilitation at Oaksey House works with patients to design a bespoke multidisciplinary rehabilitation programme to suit their individual needs and desired outcomes.
Hobbs Rehabilitation in Lambourn treats a wide range of neurological conditions. If you are unsure or do not see your neurological condition listed please contact us and our team will help guide you to the best course of treatment.
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