We are excited to announce that we are relocating our Buckinghamshire clinic, to a newer and bigger facility in nearby Amersham.

On Saturday 22nd December 2018, after more than ten years in C.hesham, we will begin transferring to the new building and will open the doors of the new facility on Monday 14th January 2019*.

The additional space and purpose built layout will enable us to increase our unrivaled multi-disciplinary team (MDT) services for our patients and to expand our on-site manufacturing capabilities.

The new Pace Rehabilitation (Bucks) clinic address is –

Pace House, Bell Lane Office Village, Bell Lane, Little Chalfont, Amersham, Bucks. HP6 6FA

* If you require clinical services during this transition period, please contact us.  The telephone number (01494 790 490) and email (info@pacerehab.com) contact details remain unchanged.

Invitation to Official Opening

On Thursday 28th March 2019 we will be hosting an official opening of the new Amersham Clinic.

If you would like to join us for light refreshments and a chance to tour our new clinic, please click HERE to register.

There will be a free shuttle service from Chalfont & Latimer station for those using public transport.

We look forward to welcoming you to our new location!

This year our annual rehabilitation conference focuses upon the successful outcomes that can be achieved by going ‘beyond the clinic room’.

We are hosting the conference on Thursday 20th September 2018, at The Wellcome Collection in central London (NW1 2BE) and look forward to sharing our experiences with you…

As part of the full programme, Pace Rehabilitation clinicians will present case studies, including practical demonstrations by both lower and upper limb real life patients. Together they will outline how our proactive and skilled multi-disciplinary team (MDT) approach provides your clients with the best opportunity to achieve their life goals, making a difference to their quality of life. This is a chance to hear their stories and understand their rehabilitation journeys.

Supported by the provision of the most clinically appropriate prosthetic and orthotic devices, many of our patients make their most significant rehabilitation steps beyond the ‘confines’ of a clinic room, quite literally.

Providing sophisticated equipment does not automatically mean that a prosthetic user can take full advantage of it in their daily life. To optimise outcomes, our therapists first work with patients on the background skills in clinic, then continue their activities together in the real world, continually developing our patients’ skills and confidence.

As an independent provider, Pace’s MDT utilises the most appropriate and up to date componentry and work collaboratively with the leading prosthetic manufacturers, particularly with new and ever increasingly advanced technology.

During the programme, representatives from some of the prosthetic companies will outline why and how particular devices come to market. These sessions will demonstrate the products and how the extended team work together with Pace for a successful outcome.

There will also be networking opportunities throughout an interesting and informative day, with time for discussions and questions.

The full programme can be viewed HERE