Support for people with complex physical, neurological, behavioural and transitional needs at home, in supported living and across the community.
For individuals whose needs require more structure, consistency or specialist understanding than standard care packages can offer.
That may include high-acuity physical support, behavioural complexity, transition into adulthood, supported living needs or step-up care following illness or discharge.
- Live-in complex care
- Structured visiting support
- Supported living
- Transition packages
- ABI support
- Respite and stabilisation
- Hospital discharge support
- Professional partnership and family liaison
What is complex care at home?
Complex care at home is specialist support for someone who has higher-level care needs but wants to remain in their own home or a supported living environment where this is safe and appropriate.
Strong Transition Handovers Reduce Risk Before Adult Support Begins
In complex care, handover is rarely a purely administrative task. It is the point at which information, relationships, accountability and risk all need to move safely from one part of the system to another.
Why Continuity of Care During Transition to Adult Services Matters
Continuity of care during transition to adult services reduces disruption, supports safer handovers and helps young adults and families feel more secure.
