Chilterns Neuro Centre Forms Association with Laybrook to Enhance Support for Those With Neurological Conditions
Tuesday 28 January, 2025 – The Chilterns Neuro Centre is pleased to announce its new partnership with Laybrook, a renowned manufacturer of custom-made specialist adjustable beds and bespoke riser recliners. This collaboration aims to provide the Centre’s clinicians with a deeper understanding of available technology that can greatly improve the independence and quality of life for individuals supported by the charity.
Laybrook will offer their support to the Centre through various joint initiatives, including fundraising events, awareness campaigns, and product collaborations tailored to the unique needs of the charity’s members. This partnership highlights Laybrook’s dedication to giving back to the community and aligns with their mission to enhance the lives of individuals with mobility challenges.
“We are thrilled to welcome Laybrook as a corporate associate of the Chilterns Neuro Centre,” said Stella Kubale, Head of Fundraising at the Centre. “Their commitment to improving quality of life through thoughtful and innovative design perfectly aligns with our mission of empowering and supporting individuals with neurological conditions. Together, we share a passion for care, comfort, and making a positive impact in people’s lives.”
Michael Harrison, Product Specialist at Laybrook, added, “As a company focused on enhancing comfort and quality of life, Laybrook is proud to support the Chilterns Neuro Centre as a corporate associate. Our organizations share a strong commitment to helping individuals lead more independent and fulfilling lives, and we look forward to working together to make a positive difference in our communities.”
Custom-made adjustable beds and riser recliners can greatly enhance comfort, mobility, and overall quality of life by offering personalized positioning that can alleviate pain, reduce pressure points, and improve blood circulation. This is especially beneficial for those with limited mobility or chronic pain. These products also promote greater independence by allowing users to adjust positions or move in and out of their bed or chair more easily. For caregivers, adjustable beds reduce physical strain and simplify tasks such as repositioning or assisting with transfers.
Individuals affected by MS, Parkinson’s, or stroke and who believe they could benefit from the services offered by the Chilterns Neuro Centre can contact them by phone at 01296 696133 or email at info@chilternsneurocentre.org.
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