Acquired Brain Injury Care
Specialist rehabilitation support in the comfort of your own home.
Specialist Support Following an Acquired Brain Injury
An acquired brain injury can be life-altering for both the individual and their loved ones. Everyday activities may suddenly feel challenging, and the journey toward recovery can be physically, emotionally, and mentally demanding.
At A-Star Care, we provide personalised acquired brain injury care in Solihull designed to support rehabilitation, independence, and long-term wellbeing. Our experienced caregivers understand the complex challenges associated with brain injuries and provide compassionate, structured support at home.
Support may help individuals experiencing cognitive changes, reduced concentration, fatigue, emotional difficulties, or changes in confidence following injury — ensuring recovery takes place in a safe and familiar environment.
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Speak with our team to discuss personalised acquired brain injury care and rehabilitation support.
Rehabilitation-Focused Care Tailored to You
Recovery following an acquired brain injury is different for everyone. While significant improvement often occurs within the first 18–24 months, rehabilitation and adjustment can continue long-term.
Our care plans are designed around each individual’s abilities, goals, and medical guidance, helping rebuild confidence while supporting independence at home.
Assessment: We evaluate cognitive, emotional, and physical support needs alongside the home environment.
Care Plan Development: A personalised rehabilitation-focused care plan is created with structured daily support.
Thoughtful Matching: We carefully match clients with caregivers experienced in acquired brain injury support.
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How Our Care Service Works
A simple process designed to provide reassurance for clients and families.
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Speak with our team about overnight care needs and available options.
Design your care plan
We create a personalised night care plan tailored to safety and comfort.
Caregiver Matching
A carefully selected caregiver is matched to your overnight care needs.
Service Delivery
Your caregiver provides attentive overnight support according to your care plan.
What’s Included in Acquired Brain Injury Care?
Our specialised ABI care supports recovery, safety, and emotional wellbeing through structured and compassionate home support.
24/7 supervision
Continuous monitoring to ensure safety and rapid response to emergencies.
Personal care assistance
Support with bathing, dressing, mobility and daily routines while preserving dignity.
Medication management
Help administering medication safely while monitoring for side effects.
Rehabilitation support
Care plans aligned with healthcare professionals to promote cognitive and physical recovery.
Emotional & behavioural support
Compassionate assistance managing emotional changes and rebuilding confidence.
Companionship
Meaningful interaction and reassurance to support mental wellbeing during recovery.
Live-in Care or Residential Care?
Support in familiar surroundings
Live-in care allows individuals to recover within their own home, maintaining routines and independence while receiving personalised one-to-one care.
A personalised alternative
Compared with residential care, live-in ABI care provides focused attention tailored entirely to the individual’s recovery journey and personal needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is acquired brain injury care?
Acquired brain injury care provides specialist support for individuals who have experienced brain damage after birth, helping with rehabilitation, daily living, and emotional wellbeing.
When should ABI care be considered?
Care may be beneficial when cognitive or physical abilities decline, safety becomes a concern, or families require additional support managing recovery.
Is recovery possible after an acquired brain injury?
Recovery varies for each person. Significant improvements often occur within the first two years, but ongoing progress and adaptation can continue long-term.
Can care plans change during recovery?
Yes. Care plans are regularly reviewed and adapted as needs evolve during rehabilitation.
