Brain Injury Care
Providing Exceptional Care

Who we support

Life after a brain injury is different for everyone. Home can be the calmest, most empowering place to rebuild confidence, skills, and routine. Our brain injury care blends specialist clinical knowledge with everyday practicality—so safety, dignity, and independence stay at the centre while we work toward meaningful goals together.

  • Traumatic Brain Injury (mild to severe)
  • Acquired Brain Injury (hypoxia, encephalitis, tumour, neurosurgery)
  • Post-concussion and complex vestibular/visual symptoms
  • Cognitive, behavioural, or communication changes after injury
  • Co-existing needs such as seizures, mobility issues, fatigue, or sensory sensitivity

What we do (specialist, practical, human)

  • Personal care with dignity
    Unhurried help with washing, dressing, continence, grooming, and safe mobility—always led by preferences and pace.
  • Medication & health oversight
    Timely prompts or agreed administration in line with the acre plan, MAR charts, observation of effects/side effects, pain, headache, mood or sleep changes, and swift escalation where needed.
  • Cognitive support
    Memory aids, routine planners, step-by-step task breakdown, executive-function strategies (initiation, sequencing, prioritising), and gentle problem-solving coaching.
  • Communication support
    Patient conversation, cueing and pacing, support for word-finding or processing speed, reading/writing assistance, and AAC/tech where advised by Speech & Language Therapy.
  • Behaviour & emotional regulation
    Positive Behaviour Support plans, triggers and early-warning signs, calm de-escalation, structured choices, and fatigue-aware pacing. Compassionate support around anxiety, low mood, irritability, or apathy.
  • Fatigue & sensory sensitivity
    Pacing plans with scheduled rests, quiet spaces, light/noise adjustments, screen/visual considerations, and hydration/nutrition support.
  • Mobility, balance & posture
    Safe transfers, use of aids, falls awareness, and therapy carry-over for balance, strength, and range of movement as advised by Physio/OT.
  • Seizure management
    Individual protocols, trigger awareness, observation and timing, rescue medications where prescribed, and clear escalation.
  • Continence & skin integrity
    Discreet support with toileting, catheter/stoma care where trained and agreed, pressure-area checks, and simple skincare routines.
  • Nutrition, hydration & mealtimes
    Calm, unhurried meals; texture modification or swallow plans where needed; PEG/NG support (competency-assured); regular drinks and favourite, easy snacks.
  • Sleep & daily rhythm
    Consistent routines, evening wind-downs, and strategies that support better sleep after brain injury.
  • Household help & community life
    Light housekeeping, laundry, shopping, appointment support, and confidence-building for returning to study, work, volunteering, sport, hobbies, and social life.
  • Family support & respite
    Practical coaching, clear updates, flexible cover so relatives can rest, and signposting to community resources and peer support.
Flexible ways to receive care

Clinical tasks (nurse-led, competency-assured)

Clinical note: Advanced tasks (e.g., PEG management, wound care, tracheostomy, rescue meds) are delivered only where assessed, competency-signed, and included in the care plan. We coordinate closely with teams involved with in the care plan.

Rehabilitation, joined-up
We collaborate with ICB’s, case managers, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech & Language Therapy, Neuropsychology, Dietetics, and community teams—embedding programmes into everyday routines so progress is steady and sustainable.

  • 1:1, 2:1 or 3:1, where risk assessments indicate

  • Daytime cover to structure activity, rest, and community access
  • Overnights (sleeping or waking) for reassurance, turns, or seizure vigilance
  • Live-in care for continuous support and consistency
  • Rapid step-up after discharge, during infections, or if needs change

How it works

a nurse/clinician-led assessment covering goals, risks, routines, environment, and “what a good day looks like.”

clear daily schedules for cognition, behaviour, therapy, meals, medication, rest, and community life.

staff chosen for skills, temperament, language, and cultural fit; 1:1 or 2:1 where indicated.

coordination with hospitals, rehab teams, and case managers; safe hospital-to-home transition if needed.

clinical oversight, outcome tracking, and quick adjustments as recovery evolves.
Safeguarding
Providing Exceptional Care

Safety & quality (your peace of mind)

  • Nurse-led governance and 24/7 on-call clinical advice
  • Training & competency sign-off for specialist tasks and PBS
  • Robust protocols – moving & handling, infection control, safeguarding, incident learning
  • Continuity & reliability – consistent team, confirmed cover, punctual and respectful
  • Transparent communication – named care lead, easy contact, concise daily notes

Funding & practicalities (UK)

We work with private funding, Personal Health Budgets, NHS Continuing Healthcare, Direct Payments, and medico-legal/insurer funding via case managers. Clear, upfront pricing and documentation provided.