US EditionStroke patients ‘being failed every day’ due to rehabilitation gaps
Survey data show NHS stroke services are short of physiotherapists and support workers, leaving many patients below recommended therapy levels.
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Stroke patients ‘being failed every day’ due to rehabilitation gaps
A national survey of stroke physiotherapists across the UK found workforce shortages in stroke care.
Why does NHS stroke rehab get fewer days?
NHS rehab services failing stroke patients, leaders say Health leaders say the NHS is not delivering enough rehabilitation time for stroke patients, limiting recovery and placing strain on people after discharge. The concern centers on how often patients receive rehab during and after hospital…
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David Stadelman (right) undergoing rehabilitation with nurse Alahna Cullen (Tamsin Starr/PA) Tamsin Starr Stroke patients across the UK are being denied adequate rehabilitation care due to chronic staffing shortages in NHS physiotherapy services, failing to meet national treatment guidelines that could dramatically improve their recovery. A 2025 workforce survey reveals that community stroke services are operating with 26% fewer physiotherapists…
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