Woodlands Neurological Rehabilitation Centre in York were pleased to launch Active Neuro, part of Active Care Group, with an open evening. The open evening marked the beginning of an exciting phase at Active Care Group’s existing neurological services, which will provide technology-enhanced rehabilitation for adults in the UK with neurological conditions resulting from injury, illness, or disease.
Guests, including colleagues, solicitors, charities and former patients, were welcomed with a drinks reception, making the most of the lovely weather in the scenic gardens of Woodlands Neurological Rehabilitation Centre. With a selection of food catered by Olive & Belle, guests had the opportunity to network with each other and meet the team at the service. Shortly after food, members of the Active Neuro Leadership and Woodlands Team presented the Active Neuro offering, talking through the therapies, rehabilitation equipment available, the team that will be delivering the care, and more.
Later in the evening, guests were invited to explore the enhanced environment and rehabilitation equipment in the gym. Seeing and trying the ArmMotus™ M2 Gen, Luna EMG, Ankle Motus, DST Step Ramp, ExoMotus M4 and Anti-Gravity Treadmill gave guests the opportunity to experience first-hand the innovative rehabilitation available to patients.
Later in the evening, guests were invited to explore the enhanced environment and rehabilitation equipment in the gym. Seeing and trying the ArmMotus™ M2 Gen, Luna EMG, Ankle Motus, DST Step Ramp, ExoMotus M4 and Anti-Gravity Treadmill gave guests the opportunity to experience first-hand the innovative rehabilitation available to patients.
Chief Medical Officer and Managing Director of Active Neuro, Dr Amit Chatterjee, shared, “The open evening was a wonderful opportunity to see the hard work of everyone across Active Neuro and Active Care Group come to life. I am very proud to be leading this division – Active Neuro will help bridge the gap in neurorehabilitation by offering faster access to high-quality, technology-enhanced care across the UK, so that individuals can stay close to their support networks. Our focus is on achieving meaningful outcomes for those with complex neurological conditions.”
Woodlands Neurological Rehabilitation Centre’s Service Director David Williams added, “The team at Active Neuro and Active Care Group have come together to launch this division and it was a truly fantastic moment seeing it launch at our service. I’m so pleased we are now able to offer technology-enhanced rehabilitation for our patients and look forward to seeing Active Neuro launch across the other neurological services within Active Care Group.”
The open day was a huge success and marks the first step in an important time at Active Neuro, with further services launching throughout 2025 in phase one.
