All the latest news from Inspire Neurocare
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II topped Inspire Neurocare’s International Women’s Day poll
Inspire Neurocare Worcester finds inspiration in the Queen on International Women's DayInspire Neurocare recognised for excellence in the Complex Care Provider of the Year category
Inspire Neurocare Shortlisted for Health Investor Awards 2022Christmas Jumpers for all as the team and people we support enjoy festive fun at Inspire.
A Happy Christmas at Inspire NeurocareInspire Neurocare Worcester has been given a glowing report by the Care Quality Commission, who praised the service for treating residents with dignity and respect.
CQC full of praise for Inspire NeurocareTwo Physiotherapy Students have joined the Inspire Neurocare team for a two-month placement at the specialist neurorehabilitation service.
Physiotherapy students join the Inspire team in WorcesterSpecialist neurorehabilitation service recognised for excellence
Inspire Neurocare shortlisted for Complex Care Provider of the Year AwardKin Wu, 49, came to Inspire Neurocare in October 2020 following a Covid-19 related stroke.
Post-Covid stroke recovery at Inspire NeurocareInspire Neurocare opened its doors on 29 February 2020, welcoming new residents and colleagues to our specialist neurocare service.
Inspire Neurocare: One Year OnOur previous Inspire Newsletters are now available via PDF - please have a browse and download them for news about our residents and their homes.
Inspire Newsletter LibrarySince Inspire Neurocare opened in March 2020, the team has worked hard to keep the people we support safe and well.
Inspire Neurocare – online resources for stakeholders and familiesFilmed in later summer 2020, take a look inside Inspire Neurocare Worcester.
Enjoy a virtual tour of Inspire Neurocare WorcesterDuring Occupational Therapy Week 2020, we caught up with Sophie and Clara, two OT students from the University of Worcester's BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy Programme.
Inspire's Occupational Therapists share what inspired them to choose their job roleInspire Neurocare’s Director of Clinical Excellence, Michelle Kudhail, explores the emerging understanding of the chronic, long-term neurological impacts of Covid 19 and the neurorehabilitation requirements arising from this new virus.
Expert View: Clinical Director Michelle Kudhail on the neurological and rehabilitation impact of Covid-19Life Skills Facilitators are central to life at Inspire Neurocare.
Introducing Life Skills Facilitators: innovating for rehabilitation excellenceResidents and staff of Inspire Neurocare Worcester are today hosting a MacMillan Coffee Morning.
Raising money for MacMillan at Inspire’s coffee morningThis week is Action for Brain Injury Week, and in 2020 the theme is memory loss.
A campaign to remember: memory loss after brain injuryFriends and family visiting their loved ones at Inspire Neurocare can now do so in the comfort of a new Covid-19 secure visiting area.
New Covid-19 secure visiting area for Inspire NeurocareIn 2003, PC David Austin responded to a request for back up from a colleague attending a domestic incident in Worcester. On the way, David was involved in a collision with a transit van and suffered significant injuries including a brain injury and paralysis to the left-hand side of his body.
From police officer, to patient, to Inspire Neurocare colleague: meet David AustinFollowing a vehicle collision, Adrian suffered a severe injury to his brain. He was rushed into hospital, where he spent the following weeks in a minimally conscious state. Over several weeks, Adrian gradually regained consciousness and from January 2020 was able to begin undergoing initial rehabilitation.
Adrian's journey towards independence: neurological rehabilitation following a brain injuryThe Inspire Neurocare team is supporting brain injury charity Headway by each walking a personal marathon by November 2020.
Walking boots on as Inspire Neurocare make a marathon effort for brain injury survivorsAs lockdown loosens in England, our carers, committed to protecting their residents from COVID-19 have made a ‘promise’ to be leaders in the fight against the virus.
Inspire Neurocare launch Covid hero promise as lockdown easesInspire Neurocare can now facilitate limited visits for close family members. We have introduced new guidelines for keeping people safe, which you can read here.
Safely visiting Inspire NeurocareYou're invited: Inspire Neurocare Grand Opening Celebration, Saturday 29 February
You're invited: Inspire Neurocare's Grand Opening CelebrationFrom building site to the first resident, it's been quite a first year.
Meet Service Manager, Marc RussellVisit the completed Inspire Neurocare and meet the specialist team one month prior to opening.
Book your placeHealth and social care stakeholders visit Inspire Neurocare
Health and social care stakeholders visit Inspire NeurocareSet to open in the New Year, Inspire Neurocare is looking for dedicated colleagues to join the specialist team.
Inspire Neurocare Worcester now recruiting team membersWork behind the scenes continues in Worcester, as Inspire Neurocare gets closer for opening in early 2020.
Building work on-track for February 2020 opening dateJoin Inspire Neurocare for our exclusive preview event
Join Inspire Neurocare for our exclusive preview event