What Is Complex Polytrauma and How Can Rehab Help
13 November 2025
When someone sustains multiple, severe injuries in a single event, this is known as complex polytrauma. Recovery from such an event can be long and
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Inside an Multi-Disciplinary Team: How Collaboration Transforms Neuro Rehab
12 November 2025
When it comes to neurorehabilitation, no single professional holds all the answers. Recovery from conditions such as stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis,
VC Case Study
6 November 2025
VC joined Vim Health on 16th July 2024 for intensive rehabilitation following a right cerebrovascular accident (CVA) in September 2023. The stroke resulted in left-sided
MT Case Study
6 November 2025
MT is a 24-year-old woman diagnosed with cerebral palsy (spastic diplegia) at age 3. She has a GMFCS Level 4 classification. M attended Vim Healthcare
BL Case Study
6 November 2025
BL joined VIM Health on the 9th February 2023 for a burst of intensive rehabilitation. He was involved in an RTC on 27 November 2022
Living with MS: How Neuro rehab Supports Independence & Quality of Life
25 August 2025
Living with MS (Multiple Sclerosis) can present a wide range of challenges, from changes in mobility to fatigue, muscle weakness, and balance issues. While the
How Can Neuro Rehab Support Brain Injury Recovery?
20 August 2025
Life after a brain injury is often complex, unpredictable, and deeply personal. Whether the result of trauma, stroke, or illness, brain injuries can affect everything
Stroke Rehab: From Hospital Discharge to Recovery Journey
5 August 2025
Discover what happens after stroke discharge and how our specialist rehab supports long-term recovery, independence and quality of life.
Understanding Neuroplasticity: How the Brain Rewires After Injury
28 July 2025
Neuroplasticity is a powerful concept — and one that sits at the heart of everything we do at Vim Health. Simply put, it’s the brain’s
The Important Role of Activities of Daily Living in Occupational Therapy
21 July 2025
Occupational therapy (OT) is often associated with mobility aids or adapted equipment, but its true strength lies in something far more personal: helping people reclaim
