TDDI & Complex Care
Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury registered, regulated by CQC
What is TDDI?
TDDI, or Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury, is the foundation of our care offerings. We are registered and clinically equipped to manage complex, ongoing medical needs under the supervision of qualified healthcare professionals.
Our robust TDDI Framework ensures that you or your loved one receives the highest standard of continuous, professional support right here at Springfield. This includes vital services such as complex medication management, wound care, specialist condition monitoring and dignified palliative support.
When you choose care with Springfield, we don’t just follow a generic plan. We collaborate with you to build a bespoke care plan, ensuring every treatment, monitoring schedule and clinical procedure is perfectly tailored to your individual diagnosis, comfort, daily routine and preferences, giving you complete peace of mind.
How to arrange complex care
We begin our service with a comprehensive, in-person assessment of your care needs. This assessment covers four key areas: your medical, functional, social and environmental requirements.
After this, we develop a personalised care plan in close collaboration with NHS teams, your family and yourself.
We ensure that these vital care plans are adjusted quickly and safely if your care needs change, reviewed regularly to align with any changing needs you may have and backed by clear documentation and robust governance processes.
At Springfield Healthcare, we embed outcome-based thinking into all our services. Our main goals are to increase your independence, improve your quality of life and reduce avoidable hospital admissions.
how does the process work?
1. Speak to our team
Call our team of experts 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.
TERRY PERKINS, Clinical Services Coordinator
Terry’s career in care began early, volunteering with St. John Ambulance before pursuing formal training as a Nurse in the NHS. This experience provided substantial clinical exposure across several critical areas including surgical, medical, oncology, end of life and renal care.
Currently, as Clinical Services Coordinator, Terry leverages this deep clinical expertise within the Complex Care team at Springfield, supporting the co-ordination of services, clinical skills training and assessing in homecare and live-in care.
Customers love
SPRINGFIELD HEALTHCARE
Springfield were absolutely fabulous with my parents who both had dementia, my father had vascular dementia and went downhill quicker than my mother. They treated them with compassion and always had a smile and took the time to engage with them
It was a big step for me to accept I needed care and to do something about it. I am so glad I chose Springfield Healthcare as they were the company who put me at ease completely from the moment I rang them. The carers have transformed the quality of my life so much and lifted a huge weight from myself and my family.
All the staff at Springfield are lovely. Carers and managers have a can-do attitude, and enable me to live my life the way I see fit. The carers raise any concerns they may have very quickly which allows any issues to be resolved with the minimum of fuss! So glad that these lovely people have come into our lives.
My dad moved into this lovely home in October 2023 and he has settled in so well – the care, love and support that he receives from all the staff is great. He is able to choose how much interaction he accesses and the staff allow him to have a voice in every aspect of his care, which is important to him. He has said recently to visiting professionals that he loves his room and it is his home.
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