Report review & video consultation.
Most rehabilitation questions can be answered before anyone books a ticket. Here is how the remote pathway works.
Share reports
Submit the assessment form; after your consent, the team guides you on sharing discharge summaries, imaging and prescriptions.
Preliminary call
A team member calls to understand the condition, current function and family goals.
Video consultation
Where appropriate, a scheduled video session reviews mobility and needs — sometimes with short videos of the patient moving, requested with consent.
Clear next step
You receive a considered view: whether in-person assessment is advisable, what a programme might involve, and how the estimate process works.
Honest boundaries of remote review
- A video consultation informs the next step — it does not replace an in-person clinical assessment.
- Suitability, duration and outcomes can only be discussed as possibilities until assessment is complete.
- Requested mobility videos are short, practical and used only for clinical review with your consent.
- There is no obligation to proceed after a review — the information is yours.
Share reports for a preliminary review.
Begin with the assessment form — the team takes it from there.
The information on this website is for general educational purposes and does not replace an individual clinical assessment. Rehabilitation suitability, programme duration and outcomes vary according to the patient’s condition, medical stability, goals and response to therapy.