Welcome to the Bradley Unit
The Bradley Neuro-Rehabilitation Unit provides multidisciplinary assessment, advice and rehabilitation for adults with acquired brain injury or complex neurological illness.
Your Stay
Setting goals and monitoring progress is an important and ongoing process throughout your stay.
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Meet the Team
During your admission to the Bradley Unit, you will be assessed and treated by different members of the Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) as appropriate.
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Unit Facilities
We aim to provide a supportive environment to enable you to develop and use these skills in your daily life.
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The Bradley Neuro-Rehabilitation Unit provides multidisciplinary assessment, advice and rehabilitation for adults with acquired brain injury or complex neurological illness (e.g., traumatic head injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis, Guillain-Barré syndrome).

We are an NHS specialist neuro-rehabilitation service for the West Surrey area and other areas within commissioning arrangements.

 

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Location

We are located within Woking Community Hospital close to the centre of Woking and within walking distance of the train station.

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Get in Touch

The Bradley Rehabilitation Unit, Woking Community Hospital
Heathside Rd, Woking, Surrey GU22 7HS

T: 01932 723127 or 01932 723148

 

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About Us

The Bradley Unit is staffed by healthcare professionals who have special expertise in the field of neurorehabilitation. They work together as a team to develop personalized plans to meet your individual needs.

Rehabilitation helps you to make the best of your abilities and maximize your independence. This involves looking at the most appropriate ways of carrying out daily tasks such as washing and dressing, moving around, and communicating with other people.

We aim to provide a supportive environment to enable you to develop and use these skills in your daily life. To achieve this, the team will work closely with you, your family, and/or your carers throughout your stay.

For rehabilitation to be effective, your commitment is essential. This includes attending individual and group therapy sessions, practice facilitated by nurses, and self-directed practice outside of scheduled therapy sessions.

Your stay at the Bradley Unit is just one part of the rehabilitation process, which will continue after discharge through community services or self-management programs.

 

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