An intensive interdisciplinary approach to amputee and trauma rehabilitation.
Our intensive interdisciplinary therapy packages cover all stages throughout a person’s rehabilitation journey. Packages include hands-on therapy for targeted use of integrated technology to achieve limb mastery, in readiness for return to work and life beyond the clinic.
Hobbs Rehabilitation works closely with leading prosthetic and orthotic providers for a bespoke solution. Treatment plans are designed to meet each person’s individual rehabilitation goals. The intensive programme typically runs from Monday to Friday with daily one-to-one treatment. If you require accommodation, Hobbs Rehabilitation Intensive Neurotherapy Centre has teamed up with Mollie’s Motel & Diner to provide accessible rooms for patients, family and support staff.
On completion of the programme, individuals may continue with regular therapy input on an outpatient basis or with further admissions available if required.
The Amputee and Trauma Intensive Rehabilitation service, based at our Intensive Neurotherapy Centre (INC) in Bristol, is led by Mark McIntosh, a skilled physiotherapist and case manager. Mark graduated with a 1st Class (Hons) degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Birmingham in 2010 and holds a Master Module in Critical Care from York St John University.
Mark’s professional memberships include HCPC, CSP, ACPIN, and BABICM in the UK, and APC and NZSP in New Zealand. He is Bobath and FES trained, with qualifications in Seating2Go Wheelchair and Seating Level 1, concussion management, and adaptive sports instruction.
With thirteen years of experience across NHS and private sectors, Mark specialises in spinal cord injuries, amputee rehabilitation, adaptive sports, complex neurology, and traumatic brain injury recovery. He excels in interdisciplinary collaboration, tailoring rehabilitation plans to client goals.
Mark’s passion for adaptive sports led him to establish New Zealand’s first funded adaptive sports service. He enjoys ultra-running, tennis, squash, skiing, and scuba diving and volunteers as a blind running guide, adaptive sports instructor, and search and rescue member.
Our commitment to innovative, evidence-based rehabilitation ensures exceptional care for our clients in the UK and abroad.
In partnership with Chedington, Hobbs Rehabilitation provides a chance to expand and explore life beyond the clinic with (adaptive) sport and rehabilitation at a world class, state-of-the-art facility.
We offer our amputee and trauma services at Hobbs Rehabilitation Intensive Neurotherapy Centre (Bristol).
Call us on 01275 371262 to talk with our team or fill out our enquiry form on our contact page.
We accept self-referrals and referrals from Medico-Legal, health and social care professionals and the charity sector.
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