Ariya Neurocare runs specialist transitional, residential and supported-living services across the East Midlands and South Yorkshire. Real apartments, an interdisciplinary neuro-therapy team, and a deliberately non-clinical setting built around the person — not a ward.
A home, not a ward. High-quality individual apartments in a friendly, therapeutic community.
Rehabilitation after a brain injury is hard work — so we balance it with positivity, good humour and a good level of fun. Progress is tracked with recognised outcome measures and reviewed by a full multidisciplinary team, so referrers and families can see the road ahead clearly.
Recognised outcome tools named in our own clinical practice — so progress is evidenced, not assumed.
From a first transitional placement through to living independently again, our services are designed to flex around each person’s changing needs and aspirations.
High-quality individual apartments in a supported, non-clinical setting — designed around your rehabilitation, not a ward.
On-site neurological OT, clinical neuro-psychology overview, neuro-physiotherapy and neuro-speech & language therapy, integrated into daily life.
Specialist community support for people moving towards greater independence — at home, in the community, or returning to work and study.
Families and friends are part of the support network — with family events, network days and specialist support built in.
We have a ‘human-focussed’, person-centred ethos: we create the environment for each individual to flourish and regain control of their lives after a brain injury. Where capacity is limited, we support key decisions alongside relatives and the wider care team.
We discuss needs informally, or through a free initial assessment, to see how — and where — we can help.
Each person works with us to build a unique therapeutic support plan, with therapy goals woven into daily living rather than confined to a treatment room.
Placements flex from short skill-assessments through to slow-stream rehabilitation, adapting rapidly as needs and confidence change.
When the time is right, we support the move back home or to more independent living — transferring programmes or providing seamless outreach.
We're happy to talk things through informally. A free initial assessment is the simplest place to start.