Education and Case Management Services Limited (ECMS) was established in 2017 by company directors John Walker and Judith James.

The company’s vision is to provide high-quality, bespoke, and imaginative support and rehabilitation at excellent value for money, with clients’ best interests and well-being at the heart of everything it does.

ECMS offers the following services:

• Case Management

• Specialist Education Advice

• Care and Support Team Implementation and Management

Case Management

ECMS Case Managers assess, plan, implement, coordinate, monitor, and review the services required for each client.
They work closely with clients and their families to identify current and future priorities, advocate on their behalf, and coordinate a multidisciplinary team — including therapists, education professionals, NHS, and social care colleagues — to achieve the best possible rehabilitation outcomes.

Key responsibilities include:

• Identifying client needs and making recommendations

• Collaborating with clients and families to agree and implement plans

• Applying current research and best practice to guide interventions

• Commissioning appropriate services to meet identified needs

• Maintaining a client-centred approach at all times

• Building strong, positive relationships with clients and families

• Reviewing and reporting regularly to clients, families, professionals, and legal teams

• Working to achieve optimal clinical outcomes in a cost-effective manner

Specialist Education Advice

The ECMS Education Team works collaboratively with nurseries, schools, colleges, Local Authorities, and multidisciplinary professionals to assess, plan, and manage education pathways for children and young people aged 2 to 25 years.

Key responsibilities include:

• Assessing and evaluating educational needs and making recommendations

• Drafting or amending Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) to ensure provision matches need

• Identifying suitable schools or education packages

• Training, advising, and supporting education staff in all settings

• Using legislation, best practice, and national frameworks to guide educational interventions

• Introducing appropriate supports such as literacy programmes or assistive technology

• Promoting optimal educational outcomes and successful Preparation for Adulthood

Who ECMS Supports

ECMS provides tailored support to children and adults with a wide range of needs, including cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury, and other complex conditions.

Quality and Compliance

All ECMS support services are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
The company ensures that all service provision and recommendations are bespoke, proportionate, justifiable, and cost-effective.
An Audit and Compliance Officer oversees all instructed services to ensure they operate to the same high standards ECMS applies to its own work.