Case managers

Keystone Case Management, led by Niccola Irwin, brings further support for clients with life-changing injuries

A rehabilitation services company is piloting a pain management programme to support people in their employment, which could be replicated around the country. 

Consultation is open on the development of the proposed standards to be introduced by the newly-created Institute of Registered Case Managers (IRCM). 

We are at an exciting time in neurorehabilitation, where we are discovering more and more about our brain and nervous system and how we can adapt to life-changing injuries by harnessing the potential of technology to push the boundaries of what is currently possible.

Vicki Gilman has taken up the post of chair of the British Association of Brain Injury & Complex Case Management (BABICM) at a hugely important time as case management moves into a new post-pandemic chapter, following an unprecedented period where case managers rose to the diverse challenges presented by COVID-19 and helped to create a new future. 

In the latest of our case management focus features, we meet ILS Case Management and learn more about its growth and development over a quarter of a century and how it continues to innovate to deliver the very best service to clients

In the 30 years it has been in operation, Community Case Management Services has established a reputation for its high quality service and commitment to clients, with its heralded international trips being truly life-changing for many. In the latest of our case management focus features, NR Times learns more about the development of the company and its future plans

In the latest of our case management focus features, we meet Anglia Case Management and learn about how its commitment to supporting clients and staff has resulted in ongoing expansion, a first-rate reputation and an Outstanding rating from CQC. Sue Stoten and Ros Ashton tell us more 

An event is being held to discuss the challenges facing case managers, clients and legal teams when individuals have the capacity to make decisions that impact on their rehabilitation and could involve litigation.

Rehabilitation services business RTW Plus has launched a national network of specialist neurorehab providers to bring together best practice from across the UK and Ireland.