Based in Newton Abbot, Devon, our NHS therapy team helps people to find equipment solutions to stay active, safe and independent. We are a joint NHS & Devon County Council funded service, offering completely impartial and independent assessment and advice to individuals, families and carers. We are not a shop; we won’t try to sell you anything.

Our qualified NHS therapists offer:

  • Pre-booked face to face assessments in our demonstration centre. All appointments are with a Therapist who will guide you to find the right equipment solution.
  • Telephone advice: 01392 380181
  • Email advice: ilc-exeter@devon.gov.uk
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News
2024 OT Show Report
This year at the OT show, the ILC Therapists were very busy and found lots of new innovations.
18 December | General news
2024 Smart Home Summary
We welcomed professionals from across Devon, including NHS and DCC teams, care home providers, and members of the public.
27 November | General news
Visit to De Wingerd- Specialist Dementia Care Home
The ILC invited Jo De Clercq of BV ComfortCare, world-renowned Belgian physiotherapist, to train Devon professionals.
19 September | General news
Occupational Therapy Show 2023
The Occupational Therapy (OT) show is an exciting yearly event for us at the ILC.
28 November | General news
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So, so, very grateful for the time and advice. Tremendously appreciative of your patience and knowledge. It was a lot to take in and I was very grateful that I had someone with me who could listen to the advice given. It was good to have the “buying guides” to take away and read later, as was the recommended suppliers list. I came away with lots to think about and, just as importantly, what would not work for me. I have felt rather overwhelmed by my condition, hospital appointments, therapists, physios, etc, etc, but felt less “disabled” after this appointment and more upbeat due to the help/advice given; knowing that there are things that could help me. I would not hesitate to recommend this service to anyone who needs a guiding hand. Thank you again.