Neurological and Brain Injury Care
Thriving delivers specialist neurological and brain injury care for individuals with complex, often life-altering conditions who require structured, long-term support at home.
This service is typically commissioned where cognitive, behavioural or neurological impairment creates ongoing risk and where consistency, specialist understanding and multidisciplinary working are critical.
Who this service is for
Our neurological care service supports individuals who:
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Have an acquired brain injury (ABI) or traumatic brain injury (TBI)
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Live with progressive neurological conditions
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Experience cognitive impairment, memory loss or executive function difficulties
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Require structured routines and consistent support
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Present with behavioural or emotional changes linked to neurological injury or disease
Care is frequently commissioned as part of a long-term package and may overlap with physical disability or clinical care needs.
What neurological care typically includes
Support is tailored to the individual and may include:
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Acquired brain injury (ABI) and traumatic brain injury (TBI) support
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Long-term neurological rehabilitation and ongoing care
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Support for conditions including multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, motor neurone disease and Cerebral Palsy
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Epilepsy and seizure management
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Cognitive impairment, memory loss and executive function support
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Behavioural and emotional support linked to neurological conditions
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Communication support
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Neuro-rehabilitation programmes delivered in partnership with therapists
Support plans are developed in line with clinical guidance and therapeutic goals.
How care is delivered
Neurological care is delivered through consistent, carefully matched support teams who understand the individual’s presentation, risks and routines.
Care planning is informed by multidisciplinary input and focuses on predictability, structure and continuity. Support is reviewed regularly, with clear escalation pathways in place to respond to changes in presentation, risk or behaviour.
Where appropriate, care is aligned to rehabilitation goals and therapeutic programmes to support long-term outcomes.
Commissioning and transitions
Neurological and brain injury care is most commonly commissioned as a long-term service. We also support:
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Transitions from rehabilitation units to the community
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Step-up and step-down care packages
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Interim and emergency support following provider breakdown
Mobilisation is planned carefully to ensure staff are appropriately trained and embedded, with interim arrangements in place where required.
Discuss a neurological care referral
If you would like to discuss a referral for neurological or brain injury care, you can make contact via the link below and our team will follow up to discuss the individual’s specific needs.
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