An innovative firm seeking to help people with neurological conditions is moving to a new office in Bollington.

APEX NEURO is moving to a bigger and better office in Adelphi Mill, on Grimshaw Lane.

Their new office will be ready on August 2.

The groundbreaking neurorehabilitation clinic in Bollington, near Macclesfield, claims to be changing lives and achieving what many deem as 'impossible' - life-changing improvements for individuals living with conditions like multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease and functional neurological disorder.

APEX NEURO, a pioneer in its field and one of the only clinics of its kind in the country, is achieving remarkable results and offering hope to individuals who are often told there is 'nothing that can be done'.

"We're redefining what's possible in neurological rehabilitation," says Sarah Steel, co-founder of APEX NEURO.

"Our clinic is one of the few in the country specialising in these often overlooked conditions, and we're seeing results that defy traditional expectations."

The clinic's mission is deeply personal for its founders. Robert Cartwright, lead practitioner and co-founder.

He watched his sister battle brain cancer from the age of nine, enduring strokes, blindness, and eventually losing her ability to walk.

Fellow Co-Founder Sarah experienced a brain injury firsthand.

"Our personal experiences have driven us to push the boundaries of what's possible in neurorehabilitation.

"We've seen the limitations of traditional approaches, and we're committed to offering alternatives that can truly change lives.

"Our results speak for themselves – we're seeing improvements every day that defy traditional expectations."

Two people currently work for APEX NEURO. They hope to expand to four staff with this new office.

The clinic employs cutting-edge technology and innovative methodologies that are used more commonly in the United States.

This investment in advanced equipment, combined with their unique approach, allows APEX NEURO to offer rehabilitation strategies that go beyond conventional therapies, focusing on restoring function and improving quality of life.

As APEX NEURO expands with a new clinic and the hiring of additional practitioners, they're set to make an even bigger impact.

"We're currently building a team of passionate, innovative practitioners who want to be at the forefront of neurological rehabilitation," they said.

"This is an opportunity to truly make a difference in to individuals who are underserved and given very little hope.

"For those living with neurological and neurodegenerative conditions, APEX NEURO represents a beacon of hope. As they continue to push the boundaries of what's possible in rehabilitation, they're not just changing lives – they're potentially reshaping the future of neurorehabilitation in the UK."

For more information about APEX NEURO and their state of the art work, please visit their website or follow them on Instagram @apexneuro.