Brain injury rehabilitation

FSHC is a major provider of health care across the UK. Four Seasons' origins date back to the late 1980's.The company has developed through both the acquisition and construction of care facilities and has firmly established a reputation for professionalism in all aspects of its care operations. The customer's Care Homes Division comprises approximately 250 homes in England, 50 in Scotland and 60 in Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man. Many types of care are provided in the divisions' high quality facilities including care for people who are elderly and either frail or mentally infirm. In addition, there are dedicated services for respite care, rehabilitation, intermediate care, terminal and palliative care as well as care for younger persons suffering from chronic conditions. The emotional, social and behavioural consequences of brain injury can be enduring and can lead to Neurodisability. FSHC offers assessment and brain injury rehabilitation for moderate to severe brain injured patients who may be going through a temporary phase, or have long term intractable behavioural or cognitive disabilities. The condition of Neurodisability and brain injury rehabilitation is treated by our well established Specialised Services Division, The Huntercombe Group. Brain damage or brain injury is the destruction or degeneration of brain cells. It is caused by a brain bleed in prematurity, trauma, infections, or other events that affect functioning in various ways. Any brain or head injury resulting from the negligence of another party, resulting in serious physical conditions, which may include speech and language difficulties, balance and movement problems, and the inability to care for one's self. For further details and information about FSHC care homes and brain injury rehabilitation centers, browse through the website, http://www.fshc.co.uk/specialist/neurodisability.asp