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NRC Factsheet

  • We can currently provide rehabilitation support to just over 100 patients each year at Linden Lodge at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.
  • At the NRC, we will be able to help 750 patients a year – that’s seven times as many patients.
  • Six out of 10 patients are not able to access the help they need for rehabilitation because there is not the capacity in rehabilitation services.
  • In the UK, we have the second lowest number of rehabilitation doctors in Europe - with Italy being the lowest.
  • The time from clinical research to implementation can be up to 10 years – at the NRC the research will be happening on site and benefitting patients in real time.
  • NRC will cover the East Midlands Major Trauma network which is four and a half million people.
  • The NRC is set in the 360-acre Stanford Hall Rehabilitation Estate and the NRC footprint is 100 square metres. 
  • We will employ 160 people from a variety of professions at the NRC.
  • The average length of time patients will stay is between two weeks and three months.
  • Cost of a rehabilitation spell is £39,000 which then saves over £500,000 in health and social care costs for each person.
  • The NRC programme costs £105million.
  • Our NRC senior leadership team has 171 years of NHS experience between them
  • In Britain, there are 2.8 million people locked out of work due to long-term sickness.
  • Long-term sickness-related economic inactivity is at a near-record high. Disability prevalence is also increasing, with 2.6 million (38%) more people in the working-age population classed as disabled compared to a decade ago. The employment rate of disabled people (53%) is nearly 29 percentage points lower than that of non-disabled people, and this employment ‘gap’ has stopped narrowing over the last 5 years.
  • There has also been a decline in the health of those who are working. 4.1 million people are currently in work with a health condition that is work-limiting – an increase of 300,000 over the past year.

Ref: Get Britain Working White Paper - GOV.UK

Contact Us

National Rehabilitation Centre
Stanford Hall Estate
Melton Road
Stanford on Soar
Loughborough
LE12 5GF (please do not use this postcode for sat nav purposes)

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Please note: We are unable to accept or discuss patient referrals to the NRC submitted to this email address. All referrals to the NRC must be made by the clinical referral process – please speak to your medical professional to discuss the right treatment for you or your loved one.

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