Brain Injury Care
We provide nurse-led home care rehabilitation for people living with an acquired brain injury.
What is an acquired brain injury?
An acquired brain injury, sometimes called an ABI, refers to any traumatic and non-traumatic brain damage that a person experiences after birth. This could be from a fall, accident or stroke, amongst many other possible causes.
Acquired brain injuries, as they are not hereditary or congenital, can happen to anyone. The effects of them vary from person to person, but often impact speech and movement, as well as a person’s emotions and behaviours.
Our approach
CRM is a well-recognised authority in brain and spinal cord injury care, following our 30 years of specialist experience in the field.
Our case managers, care coordinators and support workers work collaboratively to provide the very best care to the people we support living with an acquired brain injury. Every care plan is tailored to the client, their family and their goals. Every support worker is especially selected to suit each client, with the client and the family being part of the recruitment process.
We provide nurse-led rehabilitation at home including:
Personal care - all aspects of daily living as per wishes and established routines
Rehabilitation - working with other healthcare professionals our staff will be trained in physiotherapy, Occupational therapy and speech and language therapy programs
Emotional support - working with other healthcare professionals our staff will be trained to deal with behavioural issues and emotional instability
Clinical interventions - Our staff are trained in medication administration, bowel and bladder management, skin integrity and any other specific need our client has.
Speak with our complex home care specialists today.
