Acquired brain injury - Medical specialists in Birmingham

The Harborne Hospital - part of HCA Healthcare UK, is a leading healthcare centre in Birmingham that offers comprehensive care across many specialities. These include imaging and diagnostics, cardiac and thoracic care and cancer care, alongside digestive diseases, gynaecology and urology. The centre also offers specialist services in orthopaedic care, spinal care and ear, nose and throat. The hospital is home to expert consultants and healthcare professionals who practise in modern facilities, and are there to provide patients with the best treatment pathways tailored to their condition. The team's experts are from a range of specialist fields, and are experienced in using the latest technology. They're dedicated to making a positive difference to the lives of patients and their loved ones. The Harborne Hospital has modern amenities that maximise patient safety and comfort. It's been designed to provide the best possible experience and every inpatient room is bright, airy and ensuite, designed to maximise natural daylight. Facilities include 50 private ensuite inpatient beds, 16 private day-care beds and an on-site pharmacy, alongside modern outpatient services including consultation rooms, a fully equipped day-care unit and four state-of-the-art operating theatres. The hospital also has a dedicated intensive treatment unit (level 3 ITU), an imaging suite and outpatient chemotherapy and radiotherapy services.

Accessible from anywhere across the country, Circle Rehabilitation is a state-of-the-art centre in Birmingham, West Midlands and is the largest specialist rehabilitation centre in the UK. The team of specialist rehabilitation consultants, nurses and allied health professionals will ensure patient's rehabilitation programme is designed entirely around them. At Circle Rehabilitation, the multi-disciplinary team will support patients either as an inpatient, outpatient or virtually in their home. The specialist centre is equipped with some of the latest technology to assist in the patient's rehabilitation journey. They have the same equipment that NASA use to train their astronauts and the same physiotherapy equipment used by the top-performing sports teams. Virtual reality is also used to improve people's strength and coordination.