Placing You at the Centre of Care

Chedington

Life beyond the clinic

Beaminster, Dorset, DT83SH

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Hobbs Rehabilitation is proud to introduce a world-class facility in Dorset offering intensive and advanced rehabilitation for adults and children. The facility offers high-intensity residential programmes for amputees and those with neurological conditions, where families and carers can stay together. Intensive day packages and outpatient sessions include access to the whole estate, including all health and wellbeing facilities such as pools, gyms, and a therapy suite, if requested.

Amputee & Neurological Services in Chedington

Hobbs Rehabilitation provides amputee & neurological rehabilitation enhanced by neurotechnology for adults and children in Chedington. 

Adaptive Sport & Activities

Enhance your recovery and stay engaged with our adaptive sports and inclusive activities.

Amputee Rehabilitation

 Rebuild, adapt, and thrive following amputation or traumatic injury.

Aquatic Physiotherapy

Utilise the water environment with access to two hydrotherapy suites, including a fully-equipped accessible changing room.

Clinical Neuropsychology

Address cognitive, emotional and behavioural changes that can result from a neurological condition or injury.

Neurotechnology

Increase the number of repetitions to unlock your potential with cutting-edge technology.

Occupational Therapy

Guiding individuals to regain their independence and address challenges in daily life.

Physiotherapy

Improve balance and mobility and enhance muscle strength while reducing stiffness and pain.

Rehabilitation Assistant

Supporting exercises and daily activities, guided by our therapists to enhance progress and well-being.

Speech and Language

Help with speech, swallowing, written communication and non-verbal expression.

Real Patients with Real Results

Our case studies present real rehabilitation outcomes from Hobbs Rehabilitation, focusing on clinical progress, treatment approaches and measurable results.

Danny’s Case Study

Spinal Cord Injury

Cervical Spinal Cord Injury

Danny sustained a C4 spinal cord injury and attended Hobbs Rehabilitation at Chedington to explore new rehabilitation approaches. His programme focused on pain management, independence, and improving daily function.

Alan’s Case Study

Stroke

Following a stroke, Alan has regained independence through multidisciplinary rehabilitation, progressing from wheelchair use to walking with a hiking pole while improving communication, daily activities, and returning to sport.

Georgia’s Case Study

Following a complex neurological condition, Georgia’s intensive rehabilitation helped unlock new physical potential, progressing from wheelchair mobility to independent walking, climbing, cooking, dancing and pursuing her passion for adaptive sport.

More Repetitions + Shorter Timespan = Better Results

Intensive rehabilitation available at Chedington

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Neurotechnology at Chedington

Chedington provides access to state-of-the-art neurotechnology, including the UK’s first Lokomat Pro with adult and paediatric orthoses and the FreeD module.

Hobbs Rehabilitation at Chedington

Inpatient | Outpatient | Day Rates

Hobbs Rehabilitation at Chedington can cater for the continuum of the whole rehabilitation pathway from sub-acute to outdoor leisure pursuits combining neurotechnology with hands-on treatment.

Our service includes access to consultants in rehabilitation medicine and specialists in spinal cord injury, amputation, complex brain injury. Programmes involve physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, clinical neuropsychology, hydrotherapy and adaptive sport.

Fully-equipped world-class gymnasium including conventional therapy equipment and strength and conditioning suite. Prosthetic workshop for immediate prosthetic or orthosis adjustments.

Aquatic physiotherapy is provided in two hydrotherapy suites, including a fully accessible changing facility with a tracking hoist. The pool features resistance jet technology, an underwater treadmill and an accessible sauna to support rehabilitation and recovery.

Alongside aquatic physiotherapy, our pools are also used for adaptive sport and activity sessions for both adults and children, providing a safe and supportive environment to develop confidence and skills in activities such as paddleboarding before progressing to open water.

All therapy programmes are tailored towards personalised goals, with a focus on functional independence, access to community and leisure. At Chedington, this extends into a wide range of everyday, outdoor and adaptive sport activities designed to support real-world participation, confidence and recovery.

From practical community-based tasks through to outdoor and recreational activities, individuals are supported to apply their rehabilitation in meaningful settings. To learn more about our adaptive sport and activities offering, visit our Adaptive Sport & Activities page.

Our therapy suite includes state-of-the-art technologies such as:

UK’s First

  • Lokomat Pro with adult and paediatric orthoses and the FreeD module
  • C-Mill VR+, a cutting-edge balance and gait treadmill that integrates virtual and augmented reality
  • ABLE robotic exoskeleton – the lightest adjustable, hip-knee powered exoskeleton for neurorehabilitation

Nestled on over 500 acres of stunning countryside, Hobbs Rehabilitation at Chedington offers expertly designed retreats to support recovery, connection, and personal growth. From intensive kids’ therapy to adaptive sports and Parkinson’s support, each retreat combines professional care with luxury accommodation and unforgettable experiences.

Kids Therapy Camp

Where intensive therapy meets family fun. Maximise progress with tailored therapy, enjoy family-friendly activities, and relax with access to hydrotherapy and advanced neurotechnology. Perfect for combining essential therapy with a holiday everyone can enjoy. 

Adaptive Sports Experience Week

Get active, try new adaptive sports, and connect with fellow amputees in a supportive post-injury environment. Challenge yourself, explore new experiences, and enjoy a little “sneaky rehab” along the way, all while staying in accommodation on 500+ acres of countryside.

Parkinson’s Therapy Week

Supporting life with Parkinson’s for you and your partner. This 5-day holistic retreat offers rest, connection, and the tools to live optimally with Parkinson’s, all set in 500+ acres of peaceful countryside.

Express Your Interest

Get in touch to start planning your therapy retreat. Email chedington@hobbsrehabilitation.co.uk to express your interest or to find out further information.

Value-Based Rehabilitation Using Activities & Sports

Our clinicians use a wide range of activities and sports in therapeutic ways to support patient goals, for both adults and children, adapting familiar sports or introducing new activities for amputees and people with neurological conditions.

Air Rifle

Develop breath control, postural stability and fine motor accuracy with air rifle shooting.

Archery

Build focus, control and shoulder stability through archery practice.

Arts & Craft

Let your creative side flourish with arts & crafts while developing fine motor skills, coordination and concentration.

Bushcraft

Put practical outdoor skills to the test while building problem-solving and resilience.

Cycling

From experienced to beginners, improve lower limb conditioning and independence using adaptive bikes.

Equine Therapy

Improve balance, postural control and confidence with our horses at Chedington

Gardening

Our greenhouse provides the perfect environment to develop fine motor skills and sensory engagement.

Fishing

Promote patience, concentration and sensory awareness through fishing in calm environments.

Paddleboarding

Improve balance and coordination through paddleboarding in our hydrotherapy pool or open water.

Rock Climbing

Build strength, planning skills and grip endurance through progressive climbing challenges.

Swimming

Whether in a hydrotherapy pool or open water, swimming supports strength, mobility and breathing control.

Surfing

Improve balance, reaction timing and core strength through surfing activities.

Trail Walking

Support cardiovascular fitness, mobility and mental well-being through trail walking.

Woodwork

Develop fine motor skills, strength and planning ability through practical woodwork projects.

Open to Suggestions

These are just some examples, if you have other ideas, we’re happy to explore them.

Chedington Accommodation

Accommodation for clients, carers, family and friends is available, enabling whole families to stay together. Inclusion of families in the rehabilitation journey results in improved understanding and communication through shared experiences. Families tell us that being involved in the journey with the support of the interdisciplinary team enables them to move forward with a positive outlook.

Outings to the beach, dog walks across the estate, family cooking sessions, and more are all possible, enriching the rehabilitation journey and helping to unify an often fractured family dynamic. With accessible vehicles available at Chedington, there is the space, equipment, and expertise to safely support the client in discovering their true abilities.

Hear From Them

Don’t just take our word for it – take theirs.

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