Unite Professionals Case Management to host annual rehab conference
Unite Professionals is an award-winning independent case management company dedicated to supporting individuals nationwide who have experienced serious and life-altering injuries.
This May, they will host their annual conference in Kettering, inviting case managers, rehabilitation providers, therapists, and legal experts.
As passionate advocates for those in rehabilitation, this year’s conference will focus on readiness for rehabilitation, enhancing delegates’ knowledge beyond the basics of rehabilitation and litigation, and unlocking the potential of effective case management.
The conference will provide a platform for attendees to exchange ideas and experiences, gaining new perspectives that can be applied in their professional practice.
By bringing together diverse professionals from across the rehabilitation spectrum, Unite Professionals aims to inspire growth, encourage collaboration, and provide an outstanding learning experience.
FROM DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES
The litigation process associated with personal injury claims is complex and multifaceted.
By examining the perspectives of the claimant, their solicitor, and the defendant, we can gain a clearer understanding of the reasons behind disputed claims, the priorities of each party, and how shifts in legal practices affect the process.
This exploration of diverse perspectives illuminates the intricacies inherent in personal injury cases.
From the claimant’s viewpoint, the primary focus is often on obtaining equitable compensation for injuries sustained.
This may require them to illustrate how the injury has affected their daily life and prospects. Gaining insight into their experiences and the obstacles they encounter can inform how best to assist them throughout their rehabilitation journey.
The claimant solicitor plays a pivotal role in advocating for their client, navigating the complexities of the law, and ensuring that all pertinent evidence is presented effectively.
Their perspective is crucial for understanding the legal strategies employed and the significance of thorough documentation.
Conversely, the defendant’s perspective is typically centred on mitigating liability and reducing costs.
This often necessitates a rigorous examination of the claim’s validity and the evidence provided by the claimant, which may lead to disputes regarding the severity of the injury or its overall impact.
Appreciating this viewpoint is essential for anticipating potential challenges and developing comprehensive, evidence-based arguments.
PANEL DISCUSSIONS
An informative panel discussion will feature Jonathan Betts, Partner and Claimant Solicitor at Irwin Mitchell; Lucy Higgins from RSA Insurance; and Kate Duffy, Partner and Defendant Solicitor at Clyde and Co.
Together, they will explore the dynamics of collaboration among various parties, highlighting their individual priorities and commitment to the successful rehabilitation of individuals with serious injuries.
By integrating these varied perspectives into professional practice, case managers and rehabilitation specialists can better align their strategies with legal requirements.
This holistic approach not only facilitates more efficient dispute resolution but also ensures that all parties are collaboratively working towards the shared objective of achieving fair and effective rehabilitation outcomes for clients.
FIRST PERSON ACCOUNT
Keynote speaker David Brown will join Jo Evans, founder and CEO of Unite Professionals.
In the year 2000, David endured a traumatic overseas incident that resulted in the loss of his sight, as well as part of his dominant arm and hand.
This life-altering event presented him with numerous challenges and led to significant changes.
During his presentation, he will share his personal journey of coping with catastrophic injury and exploring his readiness for rehabilitation.
WORKSHOPS
The field of rehabilitation is continuously evolving, and the growth of rehabilitation specialists’ hinges on ongoing education and staying informed about advancements in therapeutic techniques and technological innovations.
Dorset Orthopaedic will present the Exopulse Molli Suit, a therapeutic device that improves movement while alleviating pain and fatigue.
The workshop will inform case managers about its clinical applications, evidence, referral processes, costs, and user experiences.
BIS will discuss support for clients with brain injuries or neurological impairments, covering referral processes, industry challenges, and training for support teams.
Circle Rehab, the largest rehab center in the West Midlands, will address the benefits of their services, including referral processes, staffing, costs, and access to specialised rehabilitation.
Cyclone Mobility will focus on the referral and assessment processes, NHS voucher schemes, equipment availability, and training support.
Brain Kind, a leading charity for brain injury support, will highlight their rehabilitation services and outcomes, guiding case managers on accessing their resources.
The Back and Body Clinic, awarded Midlands Service Provider of the Year, will explore chronic pain management best practices, including MSK care pathways, referral processes, treatment costs, and patient progress tracking.
With additional exhibition stands from France + Associates, OneCall 24 Healthcare, Proactive Prosthetics, Pressalit, Lewis Reed, Neuro Rehab Nutrition, Chroma Music Therapy and the OT Service, the 2025 UPL Annual Conference is not to be missed.
When: 22nd May 2025 from 8.30 am
Where: Kettering Park Hotel and Spa, NN15 6XT
Cost: £199 per person
Ticket prices include full access to conference, all refreshments, lunch, evening entertainment, meal and overnight accommodation.
Find out more about the conference and get your ticket here.
