Neurological Rehabilitation at Home
Living with a neurological condition like Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), or a brain injury presents a unique set of challenges. Unlike recovering from a simple injury, managing a neurological condition is often a journey that changes over time.
You may be finding that movement is becoming stiffer, energy levels are lower, or everyday tasks are taking longer than they used to. At Medella, we believe that with the right expert support, you can maintain your independence and continue doing the things you love.
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While our neuro team are experts in stroke care, we have a dedicated service page specifically for stroke survivors.
Expert Support for Progressive & Complex Conditions
Our team includes senior Neuro Physiotherapists and Occupational Therapists who specialise in the treatment of the nervous system. We provide coordinated home-based rehabilitation for:
Parkinson’s Disease: Specialist support including PD Warrior principles to tackle stiffness, “freezing” of gait, and small movements.
Multiple Sclerosis (MS): Managing fatigue, maintaining muscle strength, and adapting daily routines.
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Cognitive and physical rehabilitation to support a return to daily life.
Motor Neurone Disease (MND): Compassionate, adaptive support to maximise independence and comfort.
Spinal Cord Injuries: Functional rehabilitation to improve mobility and safety at home.
The “Whole Person” Approach to Neurological Recovery
Neurological conditions rarely affect just one part of your life. That is why we provide a multi-disciplinary team. By combining Physiotherapy (movement) and Occupational Therapy (living skills), we treat the whole person, not just the diagnosis.
THE PHYSIOTHERAPY ROLE
Restoring Movement & Confidence
Our Neuro Physios understand how to retrain the brain and body to work together more efficiently.
Gait & Balance: Reducing the risk of falls and improving walking confidence.
Tone Management: Hands-on therapy to relieve spasticity and muscle stiffness.
Strength & Amplitude: Specific exercises to combat weakness and slow movements (bradykinesia).
Vestibular Rehab: Specialist support for dizziness and balance disorders.
THE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ROLE
Enabling Daily Living
Our Neuro OTs focus on practical strategies to help you manage your day-to-day life with less struggle.
Fatigue Management: Teaching you how to conserve energy so you can do more of what you enjoy.
Cognitive Rehabilitation: Strategies for memory, planning, and concentration challenges.
Upper Limb Therapy: Improving hand function for tasks like eating, dressing, and writing.
Equipment & Adaptations: Expert advice on aids that keep you safe and independent at home.
Why Neuro Rehab works best at home
Traveling to a clinic can be exhausting, especially if you are managing fatigue or mobility issues. By seeing you at home, we save your energy for what matters: your therapy.
Furthermore, rehabilitation is most effective when it is relevant. We help you navigate your stairs, get in and out of your bed, and make a drink in your kitchen. This “real-world” practice builds confidence where you need it most.
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Related Conditions
Stroke Recovery
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General Mobility Loss
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Dementia Safety
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Do I need a doctor’s referral?
No, you can contact us directly. However, if you have a complex neurological history, we may ask (with your permission) to see discharge letters or scan results to ensure we build the safest possible plan for you.
Can you help with progressive conditions like MS or Parkinson’s?
Absolutely. While we cannot “cure” a progressive condition, specialist therapy is vital for maintaining function. We focus on “maintenance and management”- keeping you strong, flexible, and independent for as long as possible to prevent deterioration.
Do I need both a Physio and an OT?
Not always, but they often work best together. We usually recommend an initial discussion to see which discipline you need most right now. Many of our clients start with one and bring in the other later as their needs change.