Hunters Moor
Neurological rehabilitation service in Birmingham
At Hunters Moor, we provide specialist Level 2 neurological rehabilitation to people aged over 18 in Birmingham. We’re committed to helping every person we support feel safe, happy, empowered enabling them to live the best life possible.
Capacity up to 33
Neuro-rehab
All genders
Birmingham
Neurological rehabilitation allowing people to live rewarding lives.
Hunters Moor accommodates 33 patients requiring neurorehabilitation which may include complex physical rehabilitation needs. We are also able to support adults with high dependency complex care needs including individuals who require tracheostomy care.
Individuals are usually admitted directly from an acute hospital setting or Level 1 rehab setting once they are medically stable. At Hunters Moor, they are able to continue the rehabilitation they were unable to complete whilst in hospital.
Through our person-centred and evidence-based approach to rehabilitation, we aim to maximise independence and recovery whilst equipping people with the skills to return home or to a supported environment.
Individuals and their family work with the multi-disciplinary team (MDT) to set goals around their physical progress, functional abilities, future independence, leisure and work activities and communication.
We’re committed to raising standards and improving outcomes for our patients and have put in place a range of measures to establish a robust and integrated quality and governance strategy.
Patients benefit from access to our on-site doctor and neuro-specialist team consisting of speech and language therapists, occupational therapists, psychiatrists, psychologists, physiotherapists, therapy technicians, specialist nurses and rehabilitation assistants.
Specialist nurses are able to provide care to those with ongoing neurological nursing needs including respiratory and tracheostomy care, diabetes, epilepsy, wound management, stoma care, enteral feeding and management of long-term intravenous access points.
Our wonderful team understand that a holistic approach is necessary to ensure those in our care are safe, happy, and healthy. We promote and fulfil the company values of being caring, honest, pro-active, and empowering for those we support.
Commitment to Quality
At Hunters Moor we have aligned and agreed our strategic goals to define what we want our organisation to achieve. This means we have also aligned them with the five domains of the Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspection standards to ensure we provide the very best care possible to all our residents.
Conditions we support, but are not limited to:
- brain injury
- spinal injury
- stroke
- progressive neurological conditions
- prolonged disorders of consciousness
- Guillain-Barre syndrome
- Huntington’s disease
- functional neurological diseases
- neurological conditions requiring tracheostomy management
33 bedrooms
Hunters Moor can provide specialist neurological rehabilitation for up to 33 patients at any one time.
Spacious garden
We have a private, spacious garden which allows patients to enjoy the outdoors at their own leisure in a safe environment.
Communal living space
Our communal living spaces allow patients to interact and spend time together in a community environment.
On-site chefs
We have on-site chefs that freshly prepare meals for all our patients ensuring every dish is of the highest quality.
Physiotherapy gym
Our physiotherapy gym allow patients to regain cognitive abilities whilst aiding them in the recovery process.
RehaCom
We use advanced digital technology software ‘RehaCom’ to aid our residents rehabilitation journeys.
Meet the team
Stuart Merriman
Stuart applied to be a support worker in 2007. This led to him working for a brain injury and mental health service for three years, before being promoted as a home manager in 2013 for a brain injury, autism, and mental health service. He worked there for five years.
Stuart then worked as a regional manager across acquired brain injury and mental health for three years.
Since joining Hunters Moor as service manager, Stuart has been putting plans into action to bring high levels of stability and quality into the service.
Megan Nannfeldt
For more than a decade, Megan has been dedicating herself to providing the best holistic and nurturing care for patients and colleagues. Megan is creative, an excellent people-person, and is highly experienced in neurorehabilitation, brain injury rehabilitation, and dementia care, as well as within team leadership, mentoring and clinical management.
Megan is thrilled to be part of the team at Hunters Moor where she can share her expertise and help to provide a strong leadership structure, while delivering person-centred care for our patients who have complex needs, as this is where her passion lies.
Donna Bradbury
Donna is an experienced ward manager with a background in orthopaedics and acute emergency care who joined our team at Hunters Moor in June 2023. Her passion for providing excellent personalised nursing care, and commitment to supporting both patients and colleagues to thrive, is clear to see. As well as working closely with the nursing team and contributing to positive outcomes, Donna has had a fantastic impact on developing strategies, processes, and harmonious communications at Hunters Moor.
Download our brochure
Our goal is to care for people and help them lead rich, rewarding and meaningful lives, however that looks for them. Download our brochure to learn more about the services we provide at Active Care Group.
Headway approved
We are extremely proud to be accredited as an approved provider of specialist brain injury care by the Headway Brain Injury Association.
Case studies
Download our case studies to learn more about the work we do at Hunters Moor.
Our address
Whisley Brook Lane (off Shaftsmoor Lane), Hall Green, Birmingham, B28 8SR
Contact number
Tel: 0121 777 9343
Referrals
referrals@activecaregroup.co.uk
Tel: 01732 779353
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