National Rehabilitation Centre selects Schneider Electric to advance energy efficiency

The NRC has partnered with Schneider Electric to deliver digital building and bedside technologies to improve patient experience

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The NHS National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC) has selected Schneider Electric, a global energy technology leader, to deliver a suite of digital building and bedside technologies.

“Building the National Rehabilitation Centre has been a major undertaking,” said Lisa Yates, Senior Commercial Analyst for the NRC. 

The government has invested £105m through the New Hospital Programme to develop a facility in Nottinghamshire that will provide 70 beds for patients, rehabilitation services, and feature a robotic suite and Europe’s first 360-degree hoist. 

The facility is operated by the Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, and delivered by Integrated Health Projects (IHP), which is a joint venture between VINCI Building and Sir Robert McAlpine.

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