Case Management Services Ltd

Case Management Services Ltd Rehabilitation, Case Management and Expert Witness Services.

Established in 1988, CMS is one of the longest established independent case management providers in the UK. We specialise in case management, Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) and expert witness assessment after traumatic injury. We have an in-house multi-disciplinary team, including neuropsychologists, occupational therapists, neuro physiotherapists, speech and language therapists working thro

ughout the UK. Our aim is to provide specialist rehabilitation and case management in the community, working with all those affected by catastrophic injury, to rebuild and create new opportunities.

18/05/2026

🏴 We’re proud to be backing Scotland’s CP Football team ⚽

Two years ago, Scotland’s Cerebral Palsy Football team made history by winning the World Championship. We had the privilege of sponsoring one of their players, Kerr MacKenzie, and it left a lasting impression on all of us at Case Management Services.

So when we heard the squad had qualified for the IFCPF World Cup 2026 in Atlanta, supporting them again was an easy decision.

These incredible athletes — living with cerebral palsy, brain injury, or stroke — train and compete with the same dedication as any professional team. Yet, unlike the mainstream national squad with its multi-million-pound backing, this team is having to fundraise just to get to the tournament.

In our work, we support people living with cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury, neurological conditions, and complex disabilities every day. We see the resilience, determination, and strength it takes to overcome barriers and achieve goals — and this team represents exactly that.
They deserve their place on that world stage.

Right now, the squad is taking on an amazing 4,000-mile challenge (the distance from Glasgow to Atlanta!) and aiming to raise ÂŁ50,000 to cover travel, accommodation, tournament fees, and equipment.

If you can, please show your support. You can even sponsor a player for ÂŁ500.

Let’s help get them to Atlanta 🌍

👉 cpwc26.raiselysite.com

Today marks the start of Action for Brain Injury Week 🧠This year's theme is 'We See You' — an important reminder of the ...
18/05/2026

Today marks the start of Action for Brain Injury Week 🧠

This year's theme is 'We See You' — an important reminder of the loneliness and isolation that so often follow a brain injury, long after the immediate medical care has ended.

Supporting people with brain injuries has been central to our work at Case Management Services since 1988. For more than 35 years, our team has stood alongside individuals and families across Scotland as they navigate rehabilitation and recovery after life-changing injury.

Recovery isn't only physical — it's emotional and social too. This week, we're proud to help raise awareness.

To everyone affected by brain injury: we see you! 💚

Today is International Day of Families — a moment to recognise the extraordinary, often invisible work families do every...
15/05/2026

Today is International Day of Families — a moment to recognise the extraordinary, often invisible work families do every single day for the people they love.

When a loved one sustains a complex injury, life changes in an instant. Families step into roles they never trained for — becoming carers, advocates, therapists, coordinators, and emotional anchors, often around the clock and without pay or pause. They learn medical terminology, fight for funding, manage appointments, and hold the household together while quietly carrying their own grief and exhaustion. The dedication is humbling.

This is where case managers walk alongside families — not to take over, but to lighten the load. By navigating systems, coordinating care, and connecting families to the right support at the right time, case managers help create space for families to simply be family again. To have a meal together. To rest. To be a partner, a parent, a sibling, rather than only a carer.

To every family showing up day after day for someone they love: your strength, sacrifice, and love do not go unnoticed. You are the heart of recovery.

🧠 Head Injury Information Day 2026 – GlasgowOur Directors Lynn and Dr Harrison are at the DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow C...
12/05/2026

🧠 Head Injury Information Day 2026 – Glasgow

Our Directors Lynn and Dr Harrison are at the DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow Central today for the Head Injury Information Day, hosted by Brown Solicitors in support of the brain injury community.

It's been a fantastic day connecting with individuals, families, carers, and professionals affected by head and brain injury at our CMS exhibition stand. A brilliant opportunity to share what we do and learn from others doing such valuable work in this space.

A great programme of speakers covering everything from early management of head injury in the emergency department, through to community living, rehabilitation, and the power of peer support and lived experience.

Huge thanks to Digby Brown Solicitors for organising such an important event, and to everyone who has stopped by our stand for a chat.

If you couldn't make it today, the next Head Injury Information Day takes place in Edinburgh in October - we'll see you there!

Today our admin team met for a productive meeting focused on operations, improving efficiency, exploring new IT developm...
22/04/2026

Today our admin team met for a productive meeting focused on operations, improving efficiency, exploring new IT developments, and supporting each other’s growth. A small break from the desks, but an important reminder that our admin team is the backbone of our service and central to everything we do 💪

If you’re ever at our Edinburgh office, Patina cafe next door is worth a visit 😋 🍰🧁☕️

Furry Friends Friday! 🐾We loved welcoming the Dogs Trust to our dog‑friendly Edinburgh office this week.Our Director, Ju...
27/02/2026

Furry Friends Friday! 🐾

We loved welcoming the Dogs Trust to our dog‑friendly Edinburgh office this week.
Our Director, Julie Marshall, was so inspired by the team’s work that she’s now sponsoring the Golden Oldies—helping senior dogs receive the extra love, comfort and care they deserve. 💛

Thank you, Dogs Trust, for everything you do for dogs and the people who love them.
If you’d like to get involved, consider sponsoring a dog or the Golden Oldies programme—more details on the Dogs Trust website.

Capacity, deputies, controllers & Scottish guardianship: working togetherAcross the UK, the legal frameworks differ. In ...
26/02/2026

Capacity, deputies, controllers & Scottish guardianship: working together

Across the UK, the legal frameworks differ. In England & Wales, the Court of Protection appoints deputies, who are supervised against refreshed OPG deputy standards.

In Scotland, guardianship (financial and/or welfare) is granted by the sheriff court under the Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act and overseen by the Office of the Public Guardian (Scotland).

In Northern Ireland, a person’s property and financial affairs can be managed through a Controllership Order made by the High Court’s Office of Care and Protection (the OCP also registers Enduring Powers of Attorney). Health and welfare decisions are taken within the Mental Capacity Act (NI) 2016 framework, which is being commenced in phases and sets out principles and safeguards for decision‑making.

Part of our case management role is to support those entrusted with these powers as they make best‑interests decisions, to set out clear risk–benefit information, and to coordinate practical services—in line with each jurisdiction’s safeguards.

If you’re a guardian, controller, trustee or deputy balancing complex rehab and finances, we can help coordinate the practicalities.

Learn more: http://www.caseman.co.uk

General information only; not legal advice.

Bridging the gap in head injury recovery: Standards and SupportThe updated NICE head injury guidance highlights timely d...
24/02/2026

Bridging the gap in head injury recovery: Standards and Support

The updated NICE head injury guidance highlights timely decisions (including TXA for suspected moderate/severe TBI), careful CT use for people on anticoagulants, and planned follow‑up for ongoing symptoms.

We help connect hospital care with community rehabilitation so progress continues at home.

Find out more about our approach: https://caseman.co.uk/

Early, well‑coordinated Case Management helps people access the right rehabilitation sooner and keeps goals clear for ev...
23/02/2026

Early, well‑coordinated Case Management helps people access the right rehabilitation sooner and keeps goals clear for everyone involved. Working within the Rehabilitation Code, we bring teams together around a practical plan and outcomes that matter.

If you support clients with complex injuries and want to explore how this works in practice, we’re happy to chat.

More here: https://caseman.co.uk/

🎄 A Special Christmas Lunch with Our Amazing Team 🎄Last week, we took a break from the busy end-of-year rush to enjoy ou...
17/12/2025

🎄 A Special Christmas Lunch with Our Amazing Team 🎄

Last week, we took a break from the busy end-of-year rush to enjoy our Christmas lunch together – and what a lovely afternoon it was!

It’s moments like these that remind us how lucky we are to have such a close-knit, supportive team. This year has been full of hard work, big challenges, and great achievements, and none of it would have been possible without the dedication and care each person brings to Case Management Services.

As we head into the festive season, we just want to say a huge thank you to our clients, colleagues, and partners for your trust and support throughout 2025.

From all of us here, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year – we can’t wait to see what 2026 brings!

(And yes, the food was every bit as good as the company! La Lanterna Glasgow you do not disappoint!)

Su***de awareness saves lives!Yesterday, our Case Management team attended LivingWorks safeTALK: Su***de Alertness for E...
19/11/2025

Su***de awareness saves lives!

Yesterday, our Case Management team attended LivingWorks safeTALK: Su***de Alertness for Everyone training. This internationally recognised programme equips participants with the skills to identify signs of suicidal thoughts and connect individuals to appropriate support.

As case managers working with clients who have experienced life-changing injuries, we understand that emotional wellbeing is just as important as physical recovery. Traumatic injuries can lead to feelings of isolation, depression, and hopelessness, and being alert to these signs is vital in providing holistic care and potentially saving lives.

We pride ourselves on prioritising staff development and continuous professional learning. By enhancing our team’s awareness and confidence in addressing sensitive issues, we ensure that we can offer compassionate, informed support to those who need it most.

💙 Every life matters. Every conversation counts!

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