Residential care
Boston House, Oldham
Boston House is a specialist residential rehabilitation home in Oldham for adults with complex needs following an acquired brain injury (ABI). Support is delivered in a structured, brain-injury-aware environment that provides a pathway towards more independent living.
Each person has an individually tailored rehabilitation plan, with access to neuro-occupational therapy, neuro-physiotherapy, neuro-speech and language therapy and neuro-psychology. The home is regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
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About the home
Boston House in Oldham is a specialist residential rehabilitation service for people living with an acquired brain injury. We know that no two people, and no two brain injuries, are the same, so we build a personalised rehabilitation plan around each person's needs and goals.
Our therapy team works closely with support staff to deliver physical, occupational, speech and language, and cognitive rehabilitation, helping each person develop the strategies they need and move towards greater independence.
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Who we support
Adults with learning disabilities, autism and associated complex needs.
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Our approach
Keys Connect — trauma-informed, relational support and Positive Behaviour Support.
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Daily life
Personalised routines, community activities and skills for greater independence.
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Staffing
24-hour personalised support from a consistent, specialist staff team.
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What does Boston House specialise in?
Boston House specialises in residential rehabilitation for adults with complex needs following an acquired brain injury, in Oldham.
What therapies are available at Boston House?
Therapies include neuro-occupational therapy, neuro-physiotherapy, neuro-speech and language therapy, neuro-psychology and specialist behaviour input.
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Support centred around each individual.
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