Welcome to our blog where we share news and provide opinion and analysis on the latest developments in rehabilitation case management and rebuilding lives.
Last week the Government announced that they will be drafting a cross-departmental strategy on Acquired Brain Injury (ABI). This came on the day before Chris…
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Every 90 seconds someone in the UK is admitted to hospital with an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI).[1] Advances in healthcare have meant that we are…
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We’re pleased to announce that HCML has been acquired by healthcare specialist investors, Apposite Capital. The acquisition will support HCML in the next stages of…
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We welcome Gina Barker to HCML as our latest rehabilitation case manager. Gina specialises in mental health conditions and psychological injury, and has worked as…
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Lindsay Reading has recently joined us as a rehabilitation case manager. A registered nurse with over 20 years' experience, Lindsay's expertise ranges from critical care…
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HCML Children’s Service Clinical Lead Bob Butler has won the Insurance Post Claims Award for Case Manager / Rehabilitation Employee of the Year 2021.
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In light of World Mental Health Day on 10 October, we’re taking inspiration from Mind, the mental health charity, who joined our webinar earlier in…
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Meet Amy, our new Specialist Rehabilitation Case Manager. From studying at Harvard to working at the National Spinal Injuries Centre at Stoke Mandeville Hospital, we have a lot to discuss with Amy!
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An experienced physiotherapist, Sarah has worked in a variety of specialist rehabilitation roles, including acute care and as a keyworker, coordinating care for individuals with spinal cord injury, brain injury and other neurological conditions. We find out a bit more about her experience and why the move to case management.
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From managing multidisciplinary teams to organising complex care packages of rehabilitation for clients, we get to know newly appointed Case Manager, Joanna Eksteen a bit better!
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