Stroke & neuro rehab
Retraining walking, balance, arm use, speech and swallowing after stroke, head injury, spinal problems or Parkinson's.
Programme detailsRehabilitation clinic in Rayfield, Jos
Recovery is hard work. You won't be doing it alone.
Physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy for people rebuilding their lives after a stroke, an operation, an injury or years of pain. We set clear goals, measure every step and tell you honestly how long it is likely to take.
- One-to-one sessions
- Physio, OT and speech therapy
- Home visits in Jos & Bukuru
Progress measured every 6 weeksWalking, strength, balance and pain, written down
- 2,600+
- patients through rehab since 2016
- 45-60 min
- one-to-one sessions, never shared
- 5
- therapists across physio, OT and speech
- 3 days
- usual wait for a first assessment
Programmes
Four routes back to the life you want
Every programme starts with a full assessment and a plan built around your goals, whether that's walking to church again, managing the stairs at home or getting back on the pitch.
Orthopaedic & post-surgery
Structured rehab after fractures, joint replacements, spine surgery and ligament repairs, in step with your surgeon's protocol.
Programme detailsSports injuries
From pulled hamstrings to ACL rehab, with return-to-play testing so you go back when you're ready, not just when it stops hurting.
Programme detailsChronic pain
For back, neck and knee pain that hasn't shifted. Exercise, education and pacing that help you do more, even on the harder days.
Programme detailsHow recovery works here
Your recovery, step by step
Rehab isn't a quick fix, and we won't pretend it is. Here's what the road usually looks like.
- 1
Assessment
A 75 to 90-minute first session to understand your condition, test strength, movement and balance, and hear what you want back.
- 2
Goals you agree to
Two or three measurable goals, like walking 100 metres unaided or lifting your grandchild, with a realistic timeframe.
- 3
Therapy and homework
Clinic sessions two or three times a week, plus a home exercise plan. What you do between visits matters as much as the sessions.
- 4
Review and step down
Every six weeks we measure progress against your goals, adjust the plan and reduce sessions as you become more independent.
Patient story
Three weeks after my stroke I couldn't stand without two people holding me. Amber Hill never promised me miracles. They promised me work, and they were right about that. Five months on, I walk to the junction and back with a stick, and I button my own shirts again.
Ready to start? Let's see where you are today.
Book an assessment. You'll leave with a clear picture of your condition, your goals and how long the road is likely to be.