Spinal Cord Injury
We’re known for delivering thoughtful, high-quality support that’s built around you — offering care that truly understands the challenges of living with a spinal cord injury.
Spinal Cord Injury
We’re known for delivering thoughtful, high-quality support that’s built around you — offering care that truly understands the challenges of living with a spinal cord injury.
Living with a spinal cord injury is life changing, but with the right support, it does not have to define your future.
At Reton, we have helped people rebuild their lives with care that feels personal, empowering and human. We take time to understand what matters to you, from how you want your day to run to the routines that bring you comfort.
Our support goes beyond clinical care. Yes, we can help with medication, mobility and personal tasks, but we also care about the things that bring joy: seeing friends, pursuing hobbies, staying connected to family.
Whether you need round the clock help or just someone to visit and lend a hand, we will work with you and your loved ones to shape a care plan that fits. One that helps you feel secure, respected and ready for what comes next.
Spinal cord injury care and support tailored to you
We will work closely with you to build a care plan that reflects your needs, your routines and the way you want to live. Whether it is at home or in supported living, our focus is on helping you feel confident, capable and in control.
Our care is flexible, personal and shaped around your lifestyle, your likes and your pace. You choose the support that works for you — and we will be there to make it happen.
Types of spinal cord injury care and support
Spinal cord injury affects everyone differently, and no two journeys are the same.
We’re here to help you live life your way. With the right support in place, you can hold on to your independence and sense of self, even as you adapt to new challenges.
Live in care and support for spinal cord injury
Having someone with you around the clock can make all the difference.
With live in care, we support you with daily routines and gentle rehab activities, like stretches and exercises to manage spasms and build strength.
You will also have access to expert clinical insight from our team, so your care worker is always backed by knowledge, not just kindness.
Spinal cord injury support at home
If you would rather stay in the comfort of your own space, our visiting care team can come to you.
From personal care to practical help and companionship, we are here to support your independence and wellbeing.
Your care plan will be shaped around your goals, your pace and what a good day looks like to you.
Support in one of our supported living settings
Our supported living services offer a calm and reassuring place where you can feel at home.
We’re here to help with everyday tasks, mobility needs and specialist support, all tailored to your goals and preferences.
For families, it means knowing you’re in safe hands. And for you, it’s the space to focus on recovery, rebuild confidence and feel more like yourself again.
Live in care and support for spinal cord injury
Having someone with you around the clock can make all the difference.
With live in care, we support you with daily routines and gentle rehab activities, like stretches and exercises to manage spasms and build strength.
You will also have access to expert clinical insight from our team, so your care worker is always backed by knowledge, not just kindness.
Spinal cord injury support at home
If you would rather stay in the comfort of your own space, our visiting care team can come to you.
From personal care to practical help and companionship, we are here to support your independence and wellbeing.
Your care plan will be shaped around your goals, your pace and what a good day looks like to you.
Support in one of our supported living settings
Our supported living services offer a calm and reassuring place where you can feel at home.
We’re here to help with everyday tasks, mobility needs and specialist support, all tailored to your goals and preferences.
For families, it means knowing you’re in safe hands. And for you, it’s the space to focus on recovery, rebuild confidence and feel more like yourself again.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions, Answered with Care
01What is a spinal cord injury?
A spinal cord injury affects the nerves that send messages between your brain and the rest of your body. It can happen when the spine is damaged — sometimes suddenly — from trauma or illness, and it can change how you move, feel, and function below the area that’s been hurt.
02Are there different types of spinal cord injury?
Yes. Spinal cord injuries can be complete or incomplete.
- With an incomplete injury, you might still have some sensation or movement below the injury site.
- A complete injury means that all nerve signals stop below the point of injury, which often results in full loss of movement or feeling in those areas.
Everyone’s injury is different, so your care should be too.
03How are your care teams trained to care and support people with spinal injuries?
Our care teams complete the nationally recognised care certificate and receive extra training that’s specific to spinal injury care. This training is delivered by experienced internal specialists and healthcare professionals, so the support we provide is confident, capable, and compassionate.
04What if my needs and requirements change?
Spinal cord injuries can affect everyone differently, and your needs might evolve over time. We regularly review your care plan with you, so it continues to reflect your current needs — not just your past ones.
05How will you assess my spinal injury?
We’ll come to your home for a free, no-pressure assessment, at a time that works for you. We’ll take the time to understand everything — your injury, your routines, what matters most. Then we’ll build a care plan around it, pairing you with the right care worker and checking in regularly to make sure your support always feels right.
