With limited rehabilitation available under the NHS, there has been major growth in private sector services. But access could be much improved, says Helen Merfield
Whether you've been ill or had an accident, the main focus during any recovery period has to be getting back on your feet and keeping a positive attitude. We are lucky in the UK to have the benefit of the NHS, which is first class for acute injuries and illnesses, staffed by dedicated professionals who do all they can to get you well as soon as possible. But, despite the scientific advancements, pioneering surgery and medical breakthroughs that have been a core element of the NHS' development, there is still one aspect that is vital to a speedy recovery that has been neglected – rehabilitat...
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