Case Management Services Ltd

01/10/2026

We're exhibiting today at the Digby Brown Solicitors Head Injury Information Day at the Sheraton Grand Hotel in Edinburgh.

We are also proud that one of our Associate Case Managers, Louisa MacKenzie, is presenting today on Family-centred Care in the Robert Fergusson Unit.

This free event brings together individuals, families, carers and professionals affected by brain injury, with presentations from across Scotland's rehabilitation and community support services, alongside an exhibition space of local organisations and support groups.

If you are attending, please do stop by our stand to meet the team and find out more about our case management and expert witness services.

10/09/2026

Big news in healthcare regulation today. The National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare has published its recommendations for how AI should be used safely across the NHS and wider health system — in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The headline: AI should support healthcare professionals, not replace them, with real oversight throughout a product's use, not just a one-off check before it goes live.

As a team working with people affected by life-changing injuries, we're glad to see safety, trust and accountability at the centre of this. 💙

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09/09/2026

What a night! 🎉 CMS was proud to sponsor the drinks reception at the NHS West of Scotland Major Trauma Network’s 5th Anniversary Ball at the Glasgow Hilton on Saturday.

The ball celebrated 5 years of the West of Scotland Major Trauma Service — and raised over £20,000 for Navigators (Medics Against Violence) and Headway Clyde, two brilliant charities supporting major trauma patients long-term.

Major Trauma Coordinator Kay Forbes summed up the night perfectly: “It was amazing to have so many friends and colleagues join us to celebrate 5 years of the West of Scotland Major Trauma Service — a night of fun, dancing and fundraising. Lovely to have Case Management Services Ltd sponsoring the evening, along with their team, who all contributed greatly to the success of our first ever ball.”

Take a look at our team enjoying the celebrations!

Huge congratulations to everyone at WoS Major Trauma Network on this milestone!

03/06/2026

📍 | Birmingham

One of the most thought-provoking sessions of the day for our Case Managers Shikha and Veronica — a case study on how AI and voice cloning apps are helping people rebuild their identity after brain injury.

‘Tommy’s’ story — regaining his voice, reconnecting with his love of gaming, and being able to communicate with his friends again — is a powerful reminder of what rehabilitation can look like when innovation and compassionate care work together. 💙

03/06/2026

📍 Day 2 | BABICM Annual Conference 2026 — Birmingham

Shikha and Veronica are back for the final day of the sold-out BABICM Annual Conference 2026! 🎊

Two days of incredible sessions, inspiring conversations, and connecting with colleagues from across the case management and rehabilitation world. We're already looking forward to bringing those insights back to the team and, most importantly, to the clients we support.

02/06/2026

One of the highlights from today!

Absolutely inspiring and honest talk 'Redefining Strength: Adaptability, Purpose and The Power of Teamwork' by former Paralympian Steve Brown, Lived Experience Director at Active Care Group

02/06/2026

📍 Birmingham | BABICM Annual Conference 2026

Our Case Managers Shikha Zalpuri Kapila and Veronica Cacace are at the ICC Birmingham today for the sold-out British Association of Brain Injury and Complex Case Management Annual Conference — "What's That Coming Over the Hill?" 🎊

This year is extra special as BABICM celebrates 30 years, and we're proud to be part of this landmark event alongside hundreds of colleagues from across the case management and rehabilitation community.

More updates to follow over the next two days!

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 £50,000 to cover travel, accommodation, tournament fees, and equipment.

If you can, please show your support. You can even sponsor a player for £500.

Let’s help get them to Atlanta 🌍

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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! 💚

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.