Question 1

What does a rehabilitation support worker actually do?

Accepted Answer

They help you put your rehabilitation goals into practice in everyday life — supporting things like shopping, exercise, and household routines — rather than delivering clinical therapy itself.

Question 2

Is this the same as a personal trainer or a carer?

Accepted Answer

Not quite. Our support workers are trained specifically in rehabilitation, working under the oversight of an HCPC-registered physiotherapist and alongside your existing therapy team where you have one.

Question 3

What conditions do you support?

Accepted Answer

Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)Spinal Cord InjuriesMultiple Sclerosis (MS)Parkinson's (PD)Cerebral Palsy (CP)AmputationStrokeOrthopaedic and complex trauma injuriesMuscular DystrophyVestibular DisordersPre/Post OperationElderly RehabilitationOther long-term neurological conditions

Question 4

Are your support workers qualified and DBS checked?

Accepted Answer

Yes — every support worker is trained, DBS checked, fully insured, and supervised by our HCPC-registered physiotherapist.

Question 5

How much does support cost?

Accepted Answer

Costs depend on your individual needs, goals and how support is funded — whether privately or through a case manager, solicitor or personal injury settlement. Because every rehabilitation plan is tailored, we don't work to a fixed price list. Get in touch and we'll talk through your situation and give you clear costs before anything is agreed

Frequently asked questions

What does a rehabilitation support worker actually do?

Is this the same as a personal trainer or a carer?

What conditions do you support?

Are your support workers qualified and DBS checked?

How much does support cost?

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