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Improving lives for people with chronic pain
At Link Chronic Pain Rehabilitation, we deliver multi-disciplinary therapy services for pain management in London and the Home Counties. Contact our experienced team to find out more about our range of services to help individuals manage their chronic pain more effectively.
Costs
Assessment Costs
Contact us for details of assessment costs.
Assessment will include:
- A comprehensive client visit at home and assessment
- Evaluation of outcome measures and client wishes to determine level of input required
- Development of client-centred, value based goals on which progress can be measured
- A comprehensive assessment report with assessment details, goals and treatment plan
- An estimated cost for service provision
Ongoing Costs
Estimated Costs will be provided after assessment. Costs for packages will vary according to client need and estimated costs may change as the package progresses. We will always keep the funding body/Case Manager informed of any changes to the estimated costs and obtain funding agreement before proceeding with treatment.
Where possible we aim to keep travel costs to a minimum so will aim to provide therapists who live as close as possible to the client. Some services and sessions can be provided using online services and where possible we will aim to use this facility. Some services are not suited to online sessions e.g., when showing a client specific exercises, accompanying a client to a workplace/leisure facility. Additionally, some clients may not find online sessions suitable or we may assess them as unsuitable for online provision.
Patient resources
Here are some really useful links to information, research and resources that underpin our approach to helping people to manage long term pain.
https://www.paintoolkit.org/ - a useful resource developed by Peter Moore an individual who has himself experienced long term pain
https://pain-sense.co.uk/the-apps/pmp/- a useful smart phone app to help with self-management techniques, pacing and goal setting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=22&v=mDw_HTCgxc4 Professor Paul Hodges talks about pain and movement patterns and the importance of activity.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlSQLUE4brQ – back pain separating fact from fiction. A talk by Professor Peter O’Sullivan.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYoGXv22G3k Professor Lorimer Moseley on the role of the brain in Chronic Pain.
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