Home > About Us > Partnering with Case Management Companies > Acquired Brain Injury Support at Home Acquired Brain Injury Support at Home Specialist Support at Home At Amore Complex Care, we provide personalised acquired brain injury (ABI) support for adults and children. We understand that every brain injury is unique, and the impact it can have on an individual’s life, independence, relationships and wellbeing can be significant. We provide can provide 24-hour support within the familiarity and comfort of an individual’s own home. Helping people with an ABI to maintain their routines, develop independence and achieve meaningful personal outcomes. To ensure high-quality care, our support teams receive comprehensive training, which can include tailored ABI training. Whether support is required following a traumatic brain injury, stroke, illness, accident or other neurological events, we work alongside individuals, their families and, health and social care professionals to deliver support that is tailored to their specific needs. Referring a Client With an Acquired Brain Injury? We understand the pressures that come with placing a complex package. Our team is experienced in working with Case Managers, Deputies, and local authorities to mobilise ABI support quickly and safely, with full transparency throughout. We are a CQC-rated Good provider and BABICM members who provide real-time data via our digital care planning tool, iplanit. It enables us to give Case Managers and health and social care professionals real-time access to daily notes, care plans, and outcomes, so you always know what’s happening without having to chase. To discuss a referral, get in touch with our team directly. CONTACT US Real-Time Visibility for Families, Case Managers and Professionals Our digital care management system, iplanit, provides everyone involved in a person’s support package genuine transparency over how care is being delivered. Through iplanit, Case Managers, Deputies, families and other professionals can view daily notes and logs, care plans, support tasks completed, activities undertaken, and outcomes achieved in real time, not just at review points. We believe open access to this information isn’t just good practice, it’s what genuine accountability looks like. Empowering Independence A brain injury can affect many areas of daily life, including communication, mobility, cognition, behaviour, emotional wellbeing and physical health. Our approach focuses on understanding the person behind the injury and providing support that promotes confidence, choice and independence. Our Specialist Support Can Include: Clinical Care Our Clinical Support Workers receive training tailored to the needs of the individual. This could include tracheostomy care, stoma care or PEG feeding. Medication Management As part of our mandatory training, Support Teams receive medication training, incorporating buccal administration and epilepsy awareness where required Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) For individuals who display behaviours of concern, our PBS Lead develops a personalised PBS plan and provides tailored training to Support Teams and families to implement it consistently and confidently. Daily Routines & Independence Tailored support to help individuals maintain routines, build confidence and develop greater independence. Communication & Interaction Where required, our Support Workers are trained in a range of communication methods, including PECS, eye gaze and Makaton, to support each individual’s communication needs and preferences. Goal-Focused Rehabilitation Our personalised care plans consider each individual’s care needs, preferences and personal goals, providing a clear framework for delivering consistent, person-centred support. Community Integration We support individuals to access their communities, build meaningful relationships and take part in activities that reflect their interests, goals and aspirations. Collaborative Care We work collaboratively with individuals, their families and health and social care professionals to provide joined-up support that promotes rehabilitation, independence and long-term progress. Personal care and mobility support Dignified, respectful support with personal care and mobility, promoting comfort, safety, choice and independence. Looking for Support? If you are looking for support for someone with an ABI, please get in touch with our friendly team. GET IN TOUCH Positive Behavioural Support For individuals with an acquired brain injury who experience behaviours of concern, we provide specialist Positive Behavioural Support (PBS) delivered by qualified PBS practitioners, who produce PBS plans and provide training to Support Workers and families to promote consistent tailored support. Our approach goes beyond the initial intervention. Where many providers may step back once a crisis has passed, we continue to work proactively with the client to sustain positive outcomes, reduce risk over time, and help prevent behaviours of concern from re-emerging. This is achieved via our maintenance phase. If you’re placing a client who requires both clinical and behavioural support, we’re a reliable provider who can genuinely deliver both under one roof. LEARN MORE Care Shaped Around the Individual We recognise that no two brain injuries are the same. Before support begins, we take the time to understand each person’s history, preferences, strengths, goals and challenges. Our multidisciplinary approach allows us to create support packages that are responsive and adaptive to an individual’s needs which may change over time. We work closely with families, Commissioners, Case Managers, Advocates and clinical professionals to ensure continuity of care and a consistent approach. Helping People Thrive at Home For many individuals living with an acquired brain injury, remaining at home provides a sense of familiarity, security and independence. Our teams support individuals to continue living in an environment where they feel comfortable, while providing the specialist support needed to live safely and confidently. By getting to know each person as an individual, we help create opportunities for meaningful progress, whether that means rebuilding skills, increasing independence, reconnecting with hobbies and interests, or simply enjoying greater choice and control in everyday life Helpful Information We can provide support for individuals with multiple and complex care needs, including clinical and behavioural support. Explore our services to learn more about how we can help. Complex Care We provide clinical and behavioural support. Clinical Care Discover our approach to clinical care at home. PBS Our approach to supporting individuals with behaviours of concern. Why Choose Amore Complex Care? At Amore Complex Care, we believe exceptional support starts with strong relationships. Our teams are carefully matched with the individuals we support, ensuring consistency, trust and a genuine understanding of their needs. Our experienced Support Workers receive specialist training and ongoing guidance from our Registered Nurses and Positive Behavioural Support Specialists, enabling them to provide compassionate, informed support for people with complex needs, including acquired brain injuries. We are proud to provide support that puts people first, helping individuals live the life they choose, in the place they call home. Supporting individuals with acquired brain injuries across the North West and Yorkshire Amore Complex Care provides specialist ABI care and if you are looking for support, our team will be happy to discuss how we can help. Download our Brochure Enter your email to receive a downloadable copy of our brochure. Δ By clicking Download you’re confirming that you agree with our Privacy Policy
