Surgical Recovery

Physician-supervised rehabilitation, in your own home.

After a heart event, a stroke or a neurological illness: one record, a named coordinator and a written plan, with the physiotherapist, the dietitian and the doctor coming to you.

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Programmes

Programmes at home

Cardiac Recovery at Home — Essential

£3,450
  • Six weeks
  • Twelve physiotherapy sessions at home, twice a week
  • A dietitian assessment and written plan
  • A doctor’s review at the start and three check-ins
  • A named coordinator
  • Progress reviewed by your doctor
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Cardiac Recovery at Home — Standard and Enhanced

Quoted on request
  • Nine weeks with eighteen sessions, or twelve weeks with twenty-four sessions, psychology and a family briefing
  • Quoted on request after your doctor’s review
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Neurological Recovery at Home

from£11,500
  • Six weeks after a stroke or neurological illness
  • Physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, psychology and dietetics at home
  • A doctor’s review at the start and the end
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Every cardiac programme includes at least twelve physiotherapy sessions: a shorter course does not give you the rehabilitation the evidence says works. What is included is fixed in writing before you start; anything more is priced from our published menu before it happens.

Your clinical team

The people who come to you.

  • Doctors
    GMC-registered doctors

    review you before treatment, check in after, and make every clinical decision.

  • Coordinators
    A named coordinator

    holds your record, answers you on WhatsApp and keeps everyone told.

  • Physiotherapists
    HCPC-registered physiotherapists

    our own team, who come to your home.

  • Dietitians
    HCPC-registered dietitians

    a written nutrition plan before and after.

Ready when you are. Two minutes online, or a message on WhatsApp.

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WhatsApp 07401 099112 · patients@surgicalrecovery.com. We are here Monday to Friday 08:00–20:00 and weekends 09:00–17:00. In an emergency call 999 or go to A&E; for urgent advice, NHS 111.

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