The Insolvency Service has officially confirmed that Nottingham Rehab Limited and NRS Healthcare Limited are in liquidation.
It follows a range of news stories reporting that NRS Healthcare, which supplies assistive technologies to the NHS and local authorities, was on the brink of going bust.
Today, (1 August 2025), winding up orders were made against Nottingham Rehab Limited (trading as NRS Healthcare) and NRS Healthcare Limited. The court appointed the Official Receiver, Gareth Jonathan Allen, as Liquidator.
Following an application made by the Official Receiver, the court also appointed Mark James Tobias Banfield, Edward Williams, Helen Laura Wheeler-Jones, Adam Seres, and David James Kelly of PwC as Special Managers of the companies. The Special Managers have been appointed to assist the Official Receiver with the liquidations.
The Official Receiver will wind-up the companies in accordance with his statutory duties. He also has a duty to investigate the cause of each company’s failure and the conduct of current and former directors.
Information has also been for customers, suppliers, creditors and landlords.
For customers of the companies, contact the Special Managers via email: uk_nrs_customers@pwc.com
For suppliers of the companies, contact the Special Managers via email: uk_nrs_suppliers@pwc.com
For landlords of the companies, please contact the Special Managers via email: uk_nrs_landlords@pwc.com
If companies have not been paid for goods or services they have supplied to Nottingham Rehab Limited and NRS Healthcare Limited or have paid the companies for goods or services they have not received, they will need to register as a creditor in the liquidation of the companies.
To register as a creditor, companies will need to complete a proof of debt form, clearly identifying which company owes them money. A Proof of Debt form can be downloaded at proof of debt – gov.uk. Return the form, together with all supporting documentation, to the Official Receiver at NRS.Creditor@Insolvency.gov.uk
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