Inpatient Rehabilitation
The Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit provides treatment and support for patients whose physical abilities have been decreased through illness – for instance, by stroke, a fall, or a musculo-skeletal condition.
The unit is at St Pancras Hospital’s South Wing. Each patient is encouraged to play an active part in setting goals for themselves, in partnership with the care team. This includes medical and nursing staff, therapists, psychologists, dieticians and podiatrists.
Depending on their condition and abilities, patients work towards
- regaining everyday life skills
- returning to independent living
- managing their disability with a positive but realistic outlook.
Patients are usually referred to rehabilitation from local acute hospitals.
Contact:
Jonathan Freedman, Clinical Services Manager on Tel: 020 3317 3321/3327
Your information, Your rights
For information about accessing your health record and your rights concerning personal data, please refer to Your Information, Your Rights leaflet.
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 | St Pancras Hospital Inpatient Rehabilitation Information for Patients & Carers | Service Information Leaflet | 303.55 KB |
| St Pancras Hospital Inpatient Rehabilitation Information for Patients & Carers (Easyread Version) | Service Information Leaflet (Easy Read version) | 314.03 KB |
| Facilitated Discharge Procedure | Information for service users | 113.64 KB |
Location information
St Pancras Hospital
4 St Pancras Way, London
NW1 0PE
Telephone:
020 3317 3500
Tube: St Pancras International/Kings Cross (Circle, Northern, Metropolitan, Piccadilly, Victoria, Hammersmith and City) Bus: 46, 214 Parking:after 5pm/weekends in South Wing car park
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