About us
At Waters Park House, we are passionate about helping individuals rebuild their lives after brain injury or neurological illness. Our centre was founded with a clear mission: to provide person-centred, rehabilitative care in a setting that promotes dignity, independence, and well-being.
With over two decades of experience, we have evolved into a trusted provider of long-term and transitional support for adults with a range of neurological needs. From the moment someone walks through our doors, our focus is on their goals, their strengths, and their future.
We work as a team…
Specialist nurses, therapists, support workers and other professionals – each bringing their expertise to create personalised care plans that reflect the unique journey of every resident. Whether someone is adjusting to life after a brain injury or managing a progressive condition, we offer the continuity, structure, and empathy needed to move forward.
Based in a tranquil residential part of Plymouth, Waters Park House is more than just a care facility – it’s a community where people are encouraged to live with purpose, develop new skills and engage with life as fully as possible.
We are proud of the meaningful relationships we build and the progress we witness every day.
At Waters Park House, we are passionate about helping individuals rebuild their lives after brain injury or neurological illness. Our centre was founded with a clear mission: to provide person-centred, rehabilitative care in a setting that promotes dignity, independence, and well-being.
With over two decades of experience, we have evolved into a trusted provider of long-term and transitional support for adults with a range of neurological needs. From the moment someone walks through our doors, our focus is on their goals, their strengths, and their future.
We work as a team…
Specialist nurses, therapists, support workers and other professionals – each bringing their expertise to create personalised care plans that reflect the unique journey of every resident. Whether someone is adjusting to life after a brain injury or managing a progressive condition, we offer the continuity, structure, and empathy needed to move forward.
Based in a tranquil residential part of Plymouth, Waters Park House is more than just a care facility – it’s a community where people are encouraged to live with purpose, develop new skills, and engage with life as fully as possible.
We are proud of the meaningful relationships we build and the progress we witness every day.
Empowering Recovery, Restoring Lives
At Waters Park House, we provide specialist residential rehabilitation for adults with acquired brain injury and neurological conditions—helping individuals rebuild independence and rediscover potential.
Helping You
Help Others
Refer an individual to Waters Park House and help them access specialist care and rehabilitation tailored to their unique needs, goals, and personal journey toward greater independence.
Real Journeys. Remarkable Progress.
Hear from the people whose strength and determination define what rehabilitation at Waters Park House is all about, through their challenges, achievements, and ongoing journeys of recovery.
Specialist Centre for Acquired Brain Injury and Neurological Rehabilitation Based in Plymouth
A compassionate approach
Our approach is grounded in compassion, clinical excellence and respect for individual choice. We understand that no two journeys are the same, which is why we prioritise flexibility and responsiveness in everything we do. From daily routines to therapeutic interventions, residents are encouraged to take an active role in shaping their care, fostering a sense of autonomy and confidence that is central to recovery and quality of life.
A compassionate approach
Our approach is grounded in compassion, clinical excellence and respect for individual choice. We understand that no two journeys are the same, which is why we prioritise flexibility and responsiveness in everything we do. From daily routines to therapeutic interventions, residents are encouraged to take an active role in shaping their care, fostering a sense of autonomy and confidence that is central to recovery and quality of life.
