
Case management plays a vital role in helping people navigate life after brain or spinal injury, bringing together the expertise, services and support needed to help individuals achieve the best possible outcomes.
The NR Times Awards Case Management Firm of the Year Award celebrates firms that are making an outstanding contribution to this important area of neuro-rehabilitation.
The award recognises case management firms that demonstrate excellence in their work, putting clients at the centre of their approach and working collaboratively to provide the care, rehabilitation and support they need.
With case management continuing to evolve as a profession, there is an opportunity for firms to demonstrate how they are helping shape its future and delivering meaningful improvements in the lives of the people they support.
About the sponsor
The award is sponsored by Circle Rehabilitation.
Circle Rehabilitation, Birmingham is the largest private rehabilitation hospital in the West Midlands, specially designed for neurological (brain) and musculoskeletal (muscle and skeleton)
rehabilitation.
We treat patients with complex injuries and with conditions affecting the brain and nervous system, which are referred to as ‘neurological’ conditions.
Our focus is to provide expert-led treatment tailored to the specific needs of each patient.
We will support you through your rehabilitation journey and get you back on your feet.
Recognition for your firm
Being shortlisted for the Case Management Firm of the Year Award offers valuable recognition among professionals working across the brain and spinal injury sectors, as well as clients, referrers and other stakeholders.
All shortlisted firms will receive exposure through NR Times, providing an opportunity to raise awareness of their expertise and achievements.
The winner will also receive an NR Times Awards trophy and take part in a dedicated winner’s interview.
Entry to the NR Times Awards is completely free, meaning firms of all sizes have the opportunity to put themselves forward.







