JSP Case Management

JSP are a leading case management organization with over 30 years’ experience of providing Case Management, Expert, Occupational Therapy and Training services. From their offices across the UK, they work to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by brain injuries, spinal injuries, cerebral palsy, amputation and other life-changing situations. At JSP, they pride themselves on the quality of the service they offer, ensuring a client centered approach respecting the individuality of each case and each person.

JSP can provide:

Detailed assessment of your needs, risks, wants and expectations
Strategies for minimising the effects of your injury
Full recruitment package of support if Support Workers are required
Offering you and your family a single point of contact and co-ordination for all your needs
A fully supportive operational function to allow our Case Managers to focus on what matters
Give you the day-to-day support you need in all aspects of independent living
Support and encouragement to achieve your personal goals and expectations
Help you to explore possibilities, options and ideas so that you can plan for your future
Ensure Support Workers are appropriately trained.

JSP’s Expert Service provides expert care and case management reports for litigation purposes, including for the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA), which will address rehabilitation needs alongside care, support and social needs. The Expert team are experienced practitioners who are highly skilled professionals in their respective fields. They have expertise in brain injury, orthopaedic/trauma injury, mental health and mesothelioma and palliative care. In addition, their Occupational Therapists provide rehabilitation to individuals with a range of health-related conditions, including those with a brain injury, spinal injury and orthopaedic injuries. Their OTs provide a range of assessments and bespoke short- and long-term therapeutic programmes, using client-centred goals and evidence-based practice, while reviewing progress using standardised outcome measures. Their team works to facilitate independence and participation, either through therapeutic interventions or specialist equipment and housing adaptations. Finally, their training team provide Support Worker programmes which cover core and mandatory training as defined by Skills for Care. It’s never just a ‘tick in the box’ exercise, each session is tailored to meet the needs of the client by instilling the necessary knowledge, skills, attitudes, and behaviours required in order for the support worker to deliver high quality, safe and effective person-centered care.

An example of their training programmes are as follows: