THE FIRST CASE MANAGEMENT FIRM FOCUSSING ON CHILDHOOD BRAIN INJURY
The Child Brain Injury Rehabilitation Service was established in 2018 through the partnership of two of the strongest brands in child brain injury and case management services – the Child Brain Injury Trust and Bush & Co.
Our UK wide service is passionate about the individual needs of each and every child we support. We’re proud of our dedicated, multi-professional team of expert clinicians who are matched to each child and family based on needs and expertise.
The service gives you access to support services in one place including employment support, transitional services and behaviour support.
All levels of injury are assessed to achieve the right outcomes for each child. The case manager will ensure that, through assessment, care planning and rehabilitation pathways, each child is placed at the heart of every decision to help them grow up confidently and live a fulfilled life.
As well as providing a high quality case management service, our partnership helps to provide a valuable, long-term funding source to the Child Brain Injury Trust. every case that you refer to the service results in a charitable donation being made to the Child Brain Injury Trust. This helps the charity to support all children affected by ABI – no matter what the cause.
“With a combined experience spanning 55 years, you and your family really are in safe hands”
Helen Jackson
Managing Director
Bush & Co
Helen talks about our service, sharing best practice, having choice and working together to optimise outcomes for clients.
Lisa Turan
CEO
Child Brain Injury Trust
Lisa talks about a shared approach to working with families, improving standards of care, levelling the playing-field and being the go to place for Child ABI.
Claire Hall
Case Manager
CBIRS
Claire talks about the role of a case manager, her experience and working for the service.
Gordon Cartwright
Partner
JMW Solicitors
Gordon talks about accessing the best possible treatment and rehabilitation for his clients and using specialist case managers who can get to grips with important issues for young people and their families.
