Placing You at the Centre of Care

Home-Based Rehabilitation

What Is Home-Based Rehabilitation?

Home-based rehabilitation provides specialist therapy in your own home and local community, helping you work towards your rehabilitation goals in the environments where you live, work and carry out everyday activities. It can be particularly useful when travelling to a rehabilitation centre is difficult or when therapy needs to focus on real-world activities and independence.

Rehabilitation in Your Everyday Environment

Our therapists can assess and treat you in your home and, where appropriate, other familiar environments such as your workplace, community or school. Your programme is tailored to your individual needs and goals, with the setting and type of therapy adapted as you progress.

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Placing You at the Centre of Care

Our multidisciplinary team provides therapy in homes, schools and community settings, bringing rehabilitation into the environments where you live, learn and take part in everyday life.

Clinical Neuropsychology

Emotions, thinking, behaviour and the brain

Occupational Therapy

Regain control over your life at home, work and everywhere else

Physiotherapy

Restore function and movement of joints, muscles and tendons

Speech and Language

Help with swallowing and communication difficulties

Services We Provide

Depending on your needs, your rehabilitation may include a combination of the following services and specialist programmes:

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Facial Palsy Rehabilitation

Rediscover confidence in your smile through expert-led rehabilitation for facial palsy.
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Functional Electrical Stimulation

Use targeted electrical stimulation to support movement, muscle activation and functional recovery.
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Paediatric Rehabilitation

Hands-on care and cutting-edge neurotechnology for children facing the challenges of a neurological condition.
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Pain Rehabilitation

Personalised multidisciplinary support to help you manage persistent pain and return to the activities that matter to you.
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Rehabilitation Assistants

Additional support and practice to help build strength, confidence, mobility and independence.

How Our Expert Team Can Assist You

Home-based rehabilitation brings specialist therapy into your everyday environment, helping you develop practical skills and greater independence.

Practise everyday activities

Build confidence at home

Improve functional independence

Develop mobility skills

Work towards personal goals

Access specialist therapists

Apply strategies in context

Build strength and mobility

Support community participation

Reduce travel requirements

Involve family and carers

Access multidisciplinary expertise

Conditions We Treat

Our service can support people with a wide range of neurological and complex conditions, including but not limited to:

What Treatment May Look Like

Your treatment is tailored to your needs and goals, with therapy focused on applying skills and strategies within your everyday environment.

Individual therapy sessions

Functional task practice

Mobility and walking practice

Everyday activity training

Home exercise programmes

Community-based rehabilitation

Neurotechnology where appropriate

Family and carer education

Environmental assessments

Equipment and adaptation advice

School or workplace-based therapy

Regular progress reviews

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Enquire today about any of our services or packages

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You will be contacted to determine your needs and assessment location

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Assess

Your therapist will recommend the best course of treatment

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Treatment

Once you have booked you will be ready to start your treatment plan.

Let's Get Started

We accept self-referrals and referrals from Case Managers, GPs, Consultants, medico-legal professionals, health and social care professionals and the charity sector, with this service available at the following Hobbs Rehabilitation centres:

Alternatively, call us on 01962 779796 to talk with our team or fill out our enquiry form on our contact page.

Need More Information?

Explore a range of common questions and see how you may benefit from an assessment. If your question still isn’t answered, get in touch – contact us.

Home-based rehabilitation provides specialist therapy in your own home and, where appropriate, other everyday environments. Treatment is tailored to your needs and goals, helping you apply skills and strategies in real-life situations.

Home-based rehabilitation may be suitable for people who find travelling to a rehabilitation centre difficult, or who would benefit from practising skills within their own home and community environment. Suitability will be considered as part of your assessment.

Therapy can take place in your home and, where appropriate, other relevant environments such as your local community, workplace or school. The most appropriate setting will depend on your individual needs and rehabilitation goals.

Yes. Where appropriate and with your agreement, therapists can provide education, advice and practical guidance to family members and carers to help support your rehabilitation outside of therapy sessions.

Depending on your needs, home-based rehabilitation may include Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy, Clinical Neuropsychology and Rehabilitation Assistant support. The combination of therapies will be tailored to your individual goals.

Yes. Your rehabilitation may move between different settings as your needs change. For example, you may receive inpatient rehabilitation before transitioning to home-based therapy and later continue with outpatient rehabilitation.

Home-based rehabilitation may involve additional travel charges depending on the location and distance from the treating centre. Any applicable travel costs will be discussed with you before your rehabilitation begins.

The frequency of therapy will depend on your individual needs, goals and progress. Your programme can be adjusted over time as your rehabilitation needs change.

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Hobbs Rehabilitation is proud to be recognised by leading organisations and professional bodies.