A pioneering new stroke rehabilitation facility has officially opened at Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (DBTH), giving patients access to cutting-edge therapies previously unavailable on the NHS. The Phoenix Therapy Suite, based at Montagu Hospital within the Fred and Ann Green Rehabilitation Centre, offers state-of-the-art equipment designed to help stroke survivors regain independence and improve recovery. Among the first to benefit from the equipment within the gym was patient Jeff Drabble, who has spent three weeks on the Stroke Rehabilitation ward. Phoenix Therapy Suite openingProfessor Deb Lowe, Medical Director of the Stroke Association, and Co-chair of the Stroke GIRFT programme, and an Honorary Professor of Stroke Medicine at the University of Central Lancashire, officially opened the facility. Phoenix Therapy Suite openingZara Jones, Deputy Chief Executive at DBTH, said: “The Phoenix Therapy Suite is a perfect example of our new Trust strategy, Healthier Together, delivering exceptional care for all.