PATHWAYSWe have two main care pathways: Neurorehabilitation pathway and Neurobehavioural pathway, both providing specialist person-centered care and support
CONDITIONS WE SUPPORTWe support multiple and complex conditions from acquired brain injury to neurobehavioural and degenerative disorders like huntington’s and parkinson’s.
FARNBOROUGHGlenside Farnborough is a residential, slow stream rehabilitation service which can provide medium or long term placement for adults with long term neurological conditions, traumatic or acquired brain injury, or other neurological conditions.
CAREERS AT GLENSIDEWe are always looking for enthusiastic and talented people to join our exceptional team. If you are looking for a new opportunity, check out our vacancies.
In January 2012, Terry aged 44, sustained a traumatic brain injury following a road traffic accident whilst living in Brunei. A CT scan of Terry’s brain showed a right temporo parietal fracture and right parieto-occipital fracture. He also had bilateral basal frontal contusions with midline shift to the left. Terry had an emergency right decompressive hemicranioctomy.
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Glenside Manor Healthcare Services revised response to latest CQC inspections and reports [retracted] Following our news release published online on 17 January 2019, we will be issuing a revised news release shortly to encompass inspection activity on our hospital units.
6 July 2018 – Glenside’s eighth annual conference took place on 5th July and proved be another great event.
21 May 2018 – Safeguarding is everyone’s business – last week everybody at Glenside participated to raise awareness and promote safer services.
06 February 2018 – Our sister site, The Raphael Hospital, was featured in the BBC Two Horizon Programme: My Amazing Brain – Richard’s War.
21 August 2017 The recent Fun Day at Glenside raised £1,336.81 for Headway Salisbury and South Wiltshire, the local branch of the national brain
21 August 2017 Glenside staff organised a “Bric A Brac” sale in The Maltings in Salisbury, raising funds of £136.33 for The Huntington’s Disease Association (HDA).
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