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This week MOTIONrehab has been featured in a number of publications due to it's recent expansion of it's Leeds Intensive Neurological Rehabilitation Centre.

MOTIONrehab had previously operated from the ground floor of its premises at Unit 10 Cliffe Park in Leeds, but has now expanded into the whole of the two-storey building.

Clinical Director, Sarah started off on her own 15 years ago in a rented physiotherapy room at a clinic in Harrogate.

Since then, MOTIONrehab has grown significantly and has a staff base of 40 at clinics in Leeds, York and Hull.

Four years ago, MOTIONrehab opened the UK’s first Robotics-led Intensive Neurological Rehabilitation Centre in Leeds, which led to it being recognised by Google as an innovator and disruptor in its sector.

Now, as demand for its cutting-edge intensive rehabilitation treatments increases, it is expanding the footprint of its operations at Asquith House, Cliffe Park, Morley, Leeds.

MOTIONrehab appointed Square One Law as its legal advisers for the negotiations with its landlord, S2W Property 101 Ltd, to agree a deal to take a new lease of the whole of the premises. Merissa Galley, Property Senior Associate, was the lead advisor.

Sarah said: “We were finding that demand was outstripping our ability to meet a growing need for our specialist services due to a lack of capacity and space at our current clinic.

“Our Leeds location is ideal, so we were reluctant to move and, therefore, we are delighted that, with the support and expertise of Square One Law, we have been able to take over the whole of the building we currently occupy.

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