25 years of
What
We Do
We exist to enable people and their families to live meaningful and fulfilled lives despite physical impairment and disability resulting from health conditions. We provide post-acute, integrated healthcare designed to support recovery, improve function, and enhance quality of life.
Our approach to Integrated Care brings together doctors, therapists, nurses, and specialist care providers in a structured, collaborative model. We share patient care information, develop comprehensive management plans, and focus on achieving meaningful health outcomes.These include spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, strokes, neurological disorders, orthopaedic conditions, and other debilitating illnesses. We help people who have become physically or cognitively impaired by providing them with the resources to lead meaningful lives, regardless of any disability they may have acquired or circumstances they are returning to.
We care for patients who:
- Are recovering from a hospital stay or medical event
- Need structured, interdisciplinary support to regain function
- Can benefit from expert, coordinated rehabilitation and medical care
Our
Values
- Collaboration: We create an environment where collaboration and teamwork are valued and supported. Without excellent teamwork, we cannot live our purpose, achieve our vision, or execute our mission.
- Innovation: We innovatively adapt or break with assumptions, practices and silos in healthcare provision and management where it will achieve better outcomes for our patients and other clients.
- Communication: We communicate clearly and concisely with each other, our patients and our clients to the point of overcommunication. We accept the obligation to ensure that others understand what we wish to convey.
- Safety: We incessantly focus on improving the physical and psychological safety of the people in our care.
- Continuous Improvement: We accept that all we do can and must be improved continuously.
Our
Purpose
Patient-centeredness, compassion, and kindness, in all we do for the people in our care. Create a safe environment always for our patients, their families, and our people. We remain committed to teamwork, acting in a way that strengthens teamwork and continuous improvement towards excellence.
We exist to make it possible for people with temporary or permanent impairment and disability to live meaningful, fulfilled lives with their families.
We do this by managing the impact of complex health conditions on people and their families, with a patient-centered approach, through coordinated, outcome focused interdisciplinary rehabilitation in hospitals and in our patients’ homes.
Our
Team
Every member of the Nurture Health team has been chosen for their humanity and their expertise. Our in-house training ensures deep knowledge and understanding of care and intervention in physical rehabilitation.
At Nurture Health, we know that we are only as strong as our staff. We invest time and energy in developing our people and systems. This culture of ongoing improvement allows you, our patient, to receive the best support from our team.
Physical Rehabilitation
At Nurture Health we provide integrated healthcare designed to support recovery beyond the acute hospital setting. Our services include physical rehabilitation, sub-acute care, and post-acute care, each playing a unique role in a patient’s journey to recovery.
What is Physical Rehabilitation?
Physical rehabilitation is a specialised, interdisciplinary approach that helps patients restore movement, strength, and independence after an illness, injury, or surgery. It involves:
- Intensive therapy (physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy)
- Medical management by doctors and rehabilitation specialists
- A goal-driven approach to improve functional ability and quality of life
Who benefits?
- Patients recovering from strokes, spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, orthopedic surgeries, or neurological conditions.
What is Sub-Acute Care?
Sub-acute care is a step-down level of medical care for patients who no longer need an acute hospital but still require ongoing medical supervision and therapy before transitioning home. It includes:
- 24/7 nursing care and medical oversight
- Wound care, IV therapies, and pain management
- Rehabilitation services for gradual recovery
Who benefits?
- Patients needing extended medical care after surgery, prolonged illness, or complex medical conditions.
What is Post-Acute Care?
Post-acute care refers to any medical or rehabilitative care provided after discharge from an acute hospital. This includes both sub-acute care and physical rehabilitation, ensuring patients continue to recover safely and effectively.
Why It Matters:
- Helps prevent hospital readmissions
- Supports better functional outcomes
- Enables a smoother transition back to daily life
Our
Hospitals
About Us
Each of our hospitals house a range of specialised acute and sub-acute rehabilitation hospitals and outpatient services. We are acutely aware that you may miss your home, loved ones, and equally, that the right environment can promote health and healing.
Our hospitals are safe and secure, comfortable, warm, attractive, and spacious. Each hospital is designed to provide an ideal environment for your recovery and rehabilitation.
Dr Greyling & Associates
Being compassionate is our objective
Dr Greyling and Associates is an independent group practice which works on an integrated basis alongside Nurture Health rehabilitation hospitals to provide the best care and intervention possible.
