
Brain Injury Care
Helping individuals rebuild confidence, maintain independence and continue rehabilitation following acquired or traumatic brain injury.
Arranging care for individuals with complex needs requires more than simply sourcing support. It requires a provider that can deliver safe, sustainable and outcome-focused care, while working collaboratively with the wider team involved.
At Active Assistance, we have over 25 years' experience delivering specialist care at home for people with complex injuries, disabilities and health conditions. As part of Active Care Group, we can support individuals at different stages of their journey, from rehabilitation through to long-term care at home.
We work alongside a wide range of professionals involved in coordinating, funding and delivering care.
Delivering tailored packages of care that support rehabilitation, independence and long-term outcomes. Working collaboratively with case managers, we recruit and build dedicated care teams around each individual, ensuring support reflects their goals, circumstances and wider rehabilitation plans.
Supporting solicitors involved in catastrophic injury, clinical negligence and personal injury cases. Our clinically-led approach, governance frameworks and experience with complex care packages help provide confidence that support is robust, sustainable and capable of standing up to scrutiny.
Providing specialist care that enables individuals to remain safely in their own homes and communities. We work with Integrated Care Boards, Local Health Boards, local authorities and other commissioning bodies to deliver coordinated, outcome-focused care designed around individual needs.
Whether you're coordinating a complex package of care, planning a hospital discharge, managing a litigation case or looking for a specialist provider for a commissioned service, our team is here to help. We'll take the time to understand your requirements and identify the most appropriate next steps.
As part of Active Care Group, we can support individuals at different stages of their journey, helping professionals access a broader range of expertise through a single organisation.

Specialist inpatient and outpatient neurological rehabilitation.
Coordinating rehabilitation, care, support and long-term outcomes.
Specialist live-in, visiting and complex care delivered in the individual's own home.
Supported living and residential care, giving flexible pathways when needs change over time.
By combining rehabilitation, case management and specialist care services within the wider Group, we help create smoother transitions, reduce provider fragmentation, and support continuity throughout a person’s care journey.
Registered for both Personal Care and the Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury (TDDI), so we can deliver packages that extend beyond basic personal care and include specialist interventions where required.
Rather than relying solely on existing staffing pools, we recruit and build dedicated care teams around the individual, their clinical needs, goals, routines and lifestyle.
As part of Active Care Group, we can support individuals at different stages of their journey, including rehabilitation, residential, supported living and community services.

Every package benefits from clear governance processes, clinical oversight and structured quality assurance, so care is safe, sustainable and measurable.




My Support Workers were lovely, supportive, and they helped me to organise and manage my life. They made my life as easy as possible, and I got to know them very well.
Sam
Active Assistance client
It makes life so much easier having a carer that I know and I believe is right for me.
Dylan
Active Assistance client
My Support Worker always makes me always feel completely at ease and safe.
Amir*
Active Assistance client
I can live my own life. I can do what I want, when I want it.
Rob
Active Assistance client
They get together your needs and your wants, and they're able to put that together for you. I wish I'd done it sooner.
Emma
Mother of Active Assistance client Alex
Our teams regularly support individuals living with brain injury, spinal cord injury, neurological and neurodegenerative conditions, respiratory and ventilation needs, physical disabilities, learning disabilities and autism, mental health conditions, and gastro-intestinal and complex nutritional needs.

Helping individuals rebuild confidence, maintain independence and continue rehabilitation following acquired or traumatic brain injury.

Specialist support for people with complex gastro-intestinal needs, helping them live safely and confidently at home.

Specialist support for people with a learning disability or autism, to promotes independence, choice and quality of life.

Supporting people with mental health conditions to live independently, maintain stability, and rebuild confidence in everyday life.

Specialist support for people living with neurological and neurodegenerative conditions, helping them maintain independence, wellbeing and quality of life at home.

Specialist support for people with disabilities, that promotes independence, opportunity and quality of life.

Specialist, clinically-led support for people living with respiratory conditions and complex ventilation needs.

Supporting recovery, independence, and quality of life through specialist, clinically-led care.
Many of the people we support are living with multiple, interconnected conditions that require input from a range of health and social care professionals. Our approach is designed to bring these elements together, creating a fully coordinated package of care that is tailored to the individual's needs, goals and circumstances.
Working closely with families, case managers, therapists, commissioners and clinical teams, we ensure every aspect of support is aligned and delivered seamlessly. Through regular reviews, clinical oversight and outcome-focused planning, we adapt care as needs change, helping people to achieve greater independence, stability and quality of life while providing reassurance to those around them.
We understand that coordinating a package of care involves much more than arranging support. Our teams manage every aspect of package delivery, including:
This allows professionals to remain focused on achieving outcomes while knowing the day-to-day management of the package is being handled by an experienced team.
We combine digital innovation with clinical expertise to improve safety, oversight and outcomes across our services.
Through our electronic care planning platform, Nourish, and Power BI reporting systems, we have real-time visibility of care delivery, medication management and service performance. This enables proactive monitoring, supports faster decision-making and helps ensure care remains safe, effective and person-centred.
Our live care monitoring technology, including iPads within client homes where appropriate, allows care teams to capture information in real time and improve communication across families, clinicians and multidisciplinary teams.
For professionals, this provides greater transparency and assurance that care is being delivered as planned and that issues can be identified and addressed quickly.
Our Business Development Team works closely with case managers, commissioners, solicitors, NHS professionals and multidisciplinary teams to ensure individuals can access the specialist support they need.
With extensive experience across complex care, rehabilitation and community-based services, they act as a trusted point of contact, helping professionals navigate referrals, discuss care solutions and develop bespoke packages that deliver positive outcomes for clients and their families.

Business Development Manager (South East and East of England)

Business Development Manager (Wales and South West England)

Business Development Manager (Midlands and North of England)
Timeframes vary depending on the complexity of the package and the individual's requirements. Following referral, our team will assess the situation and work to establish the most appropriate package of support as efficiently as possible.
Yes, we recruit dedicated care teams around the individual rather than simply filling shifts from an existing pool of staff. This allows us to focus on skills, experience, personality and compatibility with the individual's goals and circumstances.
Yes. As a provider registered for both Personal Care and Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury (TDDI), we support a wide range of complex and clinically-led care packages, including those involving specialist interventions, rehabilitation and ongoing clinical oversight.
Absolutely. We regularly work alongside case managers, therapists, clinicians, commissioners and other professionals to ensure care remains coordinated and aligned with wider goals and treatment plans.
Yes. Needs may change over time as health circumstances, treatment plans or wider care requirements evolve. We regularly review support arrangements to ensure care remains appropriate and responsive while maintaining continuity for the individual and their family. As part of Active Care Group, we can also help individuals and professionals explore wider support options where appropriate.
Yes. Our services are regulated by the relevant care regulators, including the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in England and the Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW) in Wales.
This provides reassurance that care is delivered within robust clinical, governance and safeguarding frameworks, and is regularly assessed against recognised standards for quality, safety and effectiveness.
Active Assistance is registered for both Personal Care and the Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury, reflecting our ability to support individuals with complex health needs as well as day-to-day care requirements.
We combine clinical oversight with digital care management systems to provide real-time visibility of care delivery.
Using electronic care planning, live care monitoring and performance reporting tools, we can monitor care activities, medication management and service quality as they happen. This supports proactive governance, reduces reliance on retrospective reporting and helps ensure packages remain safe, effective and aligned with agreed outcomes.
For professionals, this provides greater transparency and confidence in the delivery of care.
Once we receive a referral, a member of our team will make contact to understand the individual's needs, circumstances, and desired outcomes.
Throughout the process, we work closely with the referrer and wider multidisciplinary team to ensure the package is safe, sustainable, and aligned with the individual's goals.
We work with a variety of funding routes and have experience supporting both privately funded and publicly funded care packages. This includes:
If funding arrangements are still being established, we can work alongside the individual, family, case manager, solicitor or commissioner to help identify the most appropriate pathway and develop a package that reflects the individual's needs.












Whether you're coordinating a complex package of care, planning a hospital discharge, managing a litigation case or looking for a specialist provider for a commissioned service, our team is here to help. We'll take the time to understand your requirements and identify the most appropriate next steps.