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23rd May
A day in the life of a Rehabilitation Assistant
We spoke to our Senior Rehabilitation Assistant, Zoe Johnson and asked her what a typical day working at STEPS looks like. "After handover at 7am in a morning it’s time to sort out a plan of action! First thing, it is mostly about getting clients’ morning routines started so they can get to their first […]
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18th Apr
Lucy's Story - Spinal Injury
In November 2016, Lucy gave birth to her first child, Ellena. She was 29, fit and healthy and working as a dental nurse. Two weeks after Ellena was born, Lucy visited her GP with heavy bleeding. A scan revealed she’d retained placental cells in her womb but was reassured that they would fall away naturally. […]
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1st Apr
Ed's Story - Spinal cord injury following a cycle crash
Ed Hudson was just 23 years old when he was knocked from his bike by a motorist on a suburban street in Nottingham in February 2018. A newly qualified Doctor of just 8 months, he was on his way to work his shift in general surgery at Nottingham University Hospital. Despite being a low-impact collision, […]
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4th Mar
Inspired by Dave
Our client Dave has gone from climbing mountains to only being able to move his eyes following a brain stem stroke in March last year. On Monday 25th February, his wife Hannah spoke about his accident and ongoing journey to recovery on BBC Radio Sheffield. Her chat with Toby Foster can be listened to below: […]
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1st Feb
STEPS Rehabilitation shortlisted for the ‘Start Up Award’ at the Medilink North of England Healthcare Business Awards, in association with Insider.
We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for the Start Up Award at the annual Medilink North of England Healthcare Business Awards in association with Insider. The Awards celebrates the outstanding people who have significantly contributed to the health, life sciences and med-tech industries across the Northern Powerhouse. STEPS Rehabilitation is a […]
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7th Nov
Amputee Rehabilitation: the modern approach
Whatever the circumstances of a person becoming an amputee, all are united by a common goal: to return, as near as possible, to pre-injury activity and independence levels. Experience has shown us that because each client’s needs are unique, for rehabilitation to be as effective as possible, their rehabilitation programme must be unique too.
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3rd Oct
STEPS Rehabilitation shortlisted for "The Innovation Award" at the Sheffield Business Awards
We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for 'The Innovation Award' at the Sheffield Business Awards. Our state-of-the art, purpose built facility is devoted to developing human potential, following life-changing injures. We opened our doors in May 2017, and provide residential and day rehabilitation, delivering intensive and ongoing rehabilitation for clients recovering […]
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