Our services
Assistive technology is all we do. We assess, recommend, set up and support it for children and adults with brain injury and complex disability, as part of their rehabilitation and with one aim: a better quality of life. We work in person, across the UK, alongside the therapists, teachers and support team around the person, and we train that team so the benefit lasts.
How it works
Assessment and report
We visit the person at home, school or both, and assess them with their family and support team. Then we write a report with costed recommendations, each linked to a need.
- Your consultant contacts the family or the person to book the visit
- Needs for communication, learning, daily living and leisure
- Set-up, training and support time included in the costs
- During the claim or after settlement
Set-up
Once costs are approved, we can buy the equipment and set it up. For complex needs, we build a set-up around the person.
- Software and hardware set up for the person
- Different technologies joined up so they work together
- Access methods, such as switches, mounts and adapted controls
Training
We train the person, their family, support workers and school staff on their own set-up, as part of our work with them. Their buy-in matters as much as the equipment, so we give them the technical know-how and an understanding of why it matters, until they can carry on without us.
- New support workers trained when the team changes
- Short sessions on request for case management, legal and support teams.
Support
We keep reviewing and supporting the set-up, through settlement and beyond. Recurring support is an Annual Support Package. Because the people around the person can run the set-up day to day, its rehabilitation and quality-of-life benefit keeps working between our visits, not just while we're there.
- Annual Support Packages for that recurring support
- Reviews as needs, equipment and settings change
- Repairs and replacements
- Update reports on what has changed and what's needed next
What we help with
Rehabilitation after brain injury
Memory aids, communication aids and environmental controls, planned with the rest of the person's rehabilitation team.
Communication
Communication aids, and the switches, keyguards and mounts that make them usable.
Control at home
Control of the TV, lights, blinds and appliances by voice, switch or communication aid.
Learning and work
Computer access, writing tools and memory aids for school, college and work. We match the access method to the person, such as a switch, joystick, mouse or large-key keyboard, and set it up with the teachers and support staff who use it with them.
Leisure
Adapted gaming controls for play and free time, plus control of the TV and music. We remap and replace gaming controls as they wear, so the person can keep playing.
Digital wellbeing
Part of our assistive technology work: helping young people with brain injury, and the people around them, use phones and the internet safely and with confidence.
About digital wellbeingWho we work with
- For case managers
Built around your client's rehab goals and the MDT, and made to work day to day, with less chasing for you.
- For deputies and solicitors
Independent, costed recommendations you can justify item by item, with benefit that lasts.
Talk to us about a client
Call 01765 824971 or send us a message. We'll send you our assessment quote and the CV of the consultant who would carry out the assessment.