Our Partners

Our partners

SameYou works with leading hospitals, universities and rehabilitation specialists in the UK and internationally to improve recovery after brain injury and stroke.

By working together, we can develop and support innovative approaches to rehabilitation, share expertise and help more people access the long-term support they need.

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National Rehabilitation Centre

SameYou is working with the National Rehabilitation Centre at Stanford Hall to develop new approaches to supporting people and their families through rehabilitation and recovery.

Mount Sinai

SameYou works with Mount Sinai in New York on innovative approaches to brain injury rehabilitation and long-term recovery, helping explore new ways to support survivors beyond traditional clinical care.

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University College London

SameYou has worked with University College London to develop innovative rehabilitation programmes, including the creation of NeuroRehabilitation Online, designed to increase access to rehabilitation and recovery support.

East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust

East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust delivers NeuroRehabilitation Online, bringing specialist group rehabilitation and support to people recovering from neurological injury and illness.

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Spaulding Rehabilitation

SameYou works with Spaulding Rehabilitation in the United States, collaborating with experts in rehabilitation to help advance approaches to recovery and support for people affected by brain injury.

University of Edinburgh

SameYou works with the University of Edinburgh on research, education and initiatives designed to strengthen rehabilitation and improve recovery for people affected by brain injury.

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Collaboration is at the heart of our work

No single organisation can close the gap in brain injury rehabilitation alone. By bringing together clinical expertise, research, innovation and the experiences of survivors and families, we can help create better routes to recovery.

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