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With a partnership spanning over 40 years we are proud to work with the NHS to deliver specialist care

Blatchford is the UK’s most comprehensive supplier of rehabilitation services to the NHS. Providing over 40 rehabilitation services, including prosthetics, orthotics, seating and wheelchairs, to a range of healthcare organisations which include NHS provider trusts and directly commissioned services.

Our approach delivers specialist, evidence-based care to individuals in all our UK clinics. The
service care model includes the provision of high-quality individualised rehabilitation, a reassuring back up service and continuous education programmes on technical and rehabilitation topics.

Our goal is to enable each patient attending one of the 200,000 appointments we provide annually to achieve greater confidence and success in their choice of everyday activities.

Blatchford NHS Orthotic Clinics

Brighton NHS Clinic
Bristol Childrens NHS clinic
Carlisle Cumbria NHS Clinic
Carlisle South Lakes NHS Clinic
Charing Cross NHS Clinic
Derbyshire NHS Clinic
Luton NHS Clinic
Northamptonshire & Kettering NHS Clinic
Sheffield Northern General NHS Clinic
West Midlands NHS Rehabilitation Centre
Sheffield Childrens Hospital NHS Clinic

Blatchford NHS Prosthetic Clinics

Brighton NHS Clinic
Carlisle Cumbria NHS Clinic
Charing Cross NHS Clinic
Luton NHS Clinic
Newcastle NHS Clinic
Northampton Prosthetics NHS Clinic
Stoke-on-Trent NHS Clinic
Sheffield Northern General NHS Clinic
West Midlands NHS Rehabilitation Centre
Wolverhampton NHS Clinic

Blatchford NHS Wheelchairs & Seating Clinics

Northampton & Kettering NHS Clinic
Rotherham Wheelchair Clinic NHS Clinic
Sheffield Northern General NHS Clinic

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NHS Funding for Microprocessor Knees

The Orion3 is Blatchford's water-resistant microprocessor knee

In 2016 NHS England issued a policy approving the routine commissioning of Microprocessor Knees (MPK) for above-the-knee amputees who met a set of criteria laid out within the policy. The policy aims to ensure that:

  • Qualifying patients are selected in a fair and standardised approach and follow a consistent care pathway.
  • Patients nationally are treated in a unified approach, to improve the level of services available to patients with limb loss in England.
  • Patients get the most appropriate product for their circumstances; aimed at improving walking and balance, and thus reducing trips, falls and accidents caused by a lack of stability from other prosthetic limbs.
  • Quality of life is enhanced by improving patient choice of prosthetic based upon the individual needs of the patient.

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