Empower Rehab partners with Trinity Homecare to help patients recover stronger at home
Home care provider Trinity Homecare has partnered with Empower Rehab, a specialist in holistic rehabilitation and wellness, to help people recovering from illness or injury make a smoother, more supported transition from hospital to home.
The partnership will bring together Trinity Homecare’s live-in and visiting care services with Empower Rehab’s specialist rehabilitation expertise, creating a seamless transition from hospital to home. Customers will benefit from tailored programmes that promote independence, improve wellbeing and enhance overall quality of life.
As part of the partnership, Trinity Homecare clients will have access to Empower Rehab’s Parkinson’s exercise workshops, developed to help individuals with Parkinson’s disease maintain mobility, balance and confidence through movement-based rehabilitation.
Founded by Jainita Patel, Consultant Neurological Rehabilitation Physiotherapist, Empower Rehab provides multidisciplinary care that focuses on the physical, emotional and mental wellbeing of clients. The company’s mission is to empower people to regain function, restore confidence and rediscover joy in everyday activities.
Gemma Lock, Head of Commercial at Trinity Homecare, said: “Our partnership with Empower Rehab strengthens our shared commitment to helping people live independently and recover well at home. Together, we can offer our clients specialist rehabilitation support that complements our outstanding care services, ensuring continuity and comfort at every stage of recovery.”
Jainita Patel, Founder of Empower Rehab, added: “At Empower Rehab, we’re really proud to be working in partnership with Trinity Homecare to provide joined-up support that helps people return home safely and confidently after a hospital stay.
“Together, we’re making the transition from hospital to home smoother and safer – ensuring every person has the right care in place at the right time. Partnerships like this are vital in reducing the strain on the NHS while giving individuals the independence and reassurance they need to recover well in their own homes.”
