OVERVIEW
After initial hospital care and assessment in September 2024, Will was referred to The Children’s Trust, where he began his specialist neurorehabilitation in January 2025.
Will's treatment has been carefully structured to support his rehabilitation. He currently uses the GH3+ ceiling hoist to assist with sit-to-stand movements, enabling him to safely participate in therapy sessions. His program includes ball-rolling exercises to improve coordination and targeted activities to strengthen his neck and upper body, helping him regain the ability to hold his head up independently.
His progress has been steady and encouraging. Will’s parents remain deeply involved in his care and want him to continue his rehabilitation at The Children’s Trust until all necessary home adaptations are complete. These adaptations are highly technical and designed to meet Will’s evolving needs, ensuring a safe and supportive environment when he returns home.
GH3+ Ceiling Hoist
GH3 Ceiling Hoist
Trainer Module for GH3+ ceiling hoist - Ceiling Hoist
SLP model D as X-ray platform lift
Safety and quality of life for Michael and his wife Sonja
Ceiling hoist with dynamic weight relief helps rehabilitate patients
Trainer Module for safe and effective home training
St Andrew's Hospice
East Point Pavilion | Changing Places Toilet
Birmingham Children's Hospital | Changing Places Toilet
Churchill Square | Changing Places Toilet
Safety and quality of life for Michael and his wife Sonja
Ceiling hoist with dynamic weight relief helps rehabilitate patients
Trainer Module for safe and effective home training
The Nook - 21st Century state of the art hospice