Brain injury Care
supporting individuals with Brain Injuries at home across yorkshire and the north east
As a leading provider in Complex Care throughout Yorkshire and the North-East, we understand that navigating life and rehabilitation after a brain injury or neurological event can be incredibly challenging.
That’s why our experienced care professionals are dedicated to delivering the best possible support to you and your family. We focus on an individual’s specific rehabilitation goals and evolving functional needs, enabling them to pursue recovery, comfort and independence in the familiar surroundings of their home.
WHAT IS A BRAIN INJURY?
A brain injury is any damage to the brain that occurs after birth, altering its typical functioning. Brain injuries can be caused by external, physical force (Traumatic Brain Injury) or internal factors like tumours, infections and oxygen deprivation (Acquired Brain Injury). The effects of a brain injury can be life changing and can also be unique depending on the individual. A brain injury can impact a person’s physical movement, speech, cognitive function and emotional regulation.
The types of brain injury supported
At Springfield Healthcare, we understand that no two brain injuries are the same. Whether the injury was sudden or developed as a result of a medical condition, our dedicated team takes a person-centred care approach, ensuring individuals receive the cognitive, physical and emotional support they need at home.
We provide specialist home care and rehabilitation support for:
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
Personalised Brain Injury Care
how home care can help with your brain injury
Recovery from a brain injury, whether it is a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) or an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), is a process that takes time. At Springfield Healthcare, we believe that the familiarity of home is vital for ensuring long term recovery and integration back into your local community.
Across Yorkshire and the North East, our specialist home care for brain injuries focuses on these key pillars for a successful rehabilitation:
Stability: Receiving care in the familiar surroundings of your home ensures confusion and agitation are reduced. At Springfield, we surround you with your belongings, routines, and loved ones to aid with your cognitive function and long-term recovery.
Routine: Consistency is the cornerstone of neurological recovery. Our dedicated care teams establish and maintain yours and your loved one’s daily schedules to support the brain’s recovery through repetitive practice.
Collaborative Support: At Springfield, our team of caregivers are trained to work harmoniously with your existing multi-disciplinary team. We work with physiotherapists, occupational therapists and speech and language therapists to ensure your rehabilitation is as smooth as possible.
Our commitment to You
Our mission is to ensure that during this demanding time of recovery and rehabilitation, you never have to compromise your dignity, comfort or control. We manage the complexities of functional support, daily tasks and routine re-establishment so you and your loved ones can focus on what truly matters: rehabilitation, rest and spending quality time together in the place you feel safest.
Contact us today to discuss how we can create a dedicated care partnership built entirely around your unique goals and needs.
how does the process work?
1. Speak to our team
Call our team of experts on 0113 8340767 to talk through your options and any questions you may have.
2. free care assessment
Your local assessment team will visit you in your home to discuss your requirements and learn about the type of carer you’re after.
3. Find your carer
If you’re happy with the assessment, we’ll help to match you with a carer who meets your preferences and has the right skills and experience for your needs.
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frequently asked questions
How quickly can a personalised care plan and carer be put in place?
We understand that support is often needed quickly, especially following hospital discharge. Our process is designed to be swift and efficient. Care can often be initiated within 24-48 hours after the free care assessment is complete and the carer match is confirmed.
How are your carers trained specifically for supporting individuals with a brain injury?
Our carers receive specialist in-house training crucial for supporting recovery from a brain injury. This training focuses intensively on cognitive support techniques (like memory prompting and routine establishment) and effective communication strategies. We also provide vital education on understanding and managing common behavioural and emotional changes to ensure they can promptly spot and report subtle functional shifts. Our primary emphasis is on compassionate care that promotes the client’s dignity, autonomy, and independence throughout their rehabilitation.
What is the typical cost of in-home care, and what funding options are available?
As our care is entirely personalised, the cost is dependent on the level of support you require, whether that be visiting care, live-in care or specific hours per week. We provide a transparent quote after our free care assessment which precisely defines your needs. Furthermore, we can advise you on various options you may be eligible for, including local authority funding, NHS Continuing Healthcare (for certain clinical needs), or disability benefits that can contribute to the cost of your care.
Do you provide support for the family as well as the patient?
A brain injury can impact the entire family which is why Springfield is on hand to provide vital relief and professional guidance to family caregivers. We offer emotional support, open communication channels, and regular updates on your loved one’s health, providing you with the reassurance that your relative is receiving the highest standard of care.
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