Instructing Parties
We understand the importance of evidence and cooperation for our clients’ instructing parties. We design our work to fully support the litigation process and make things as transparent and user friendly as possible for all involved.
MAIA REHABILITATION | SUPPORTING YOU TO ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS
At Maia Rehabilitation we understand the complexities of assisting a client through a litigation claim and we aim to ease the process for all involved. We support both claimant and defendant solicitors in their journey while offering the highest standard of rehabilitation and support to clients in these difficult times. We do this through comprehensive communication, accurate and thorough reports from clinical specialists who understand our clients’ goals.
For all clients receiving support, we ensure comprehensive daily report sheets are written to the highest standard, with full training bespoke to the clients’ needs, all managed by our own CQC Registered Care Manager. These court ready documents are another level of invaluable evidence of rehabilitation and the clients’ needs. We work collaboratively alongside other rehab providers; there are too many to mention however some examples are:
Testimonial
"The complexities that come with Major trauma requires bespoke care and that can only be achieved with a strong case manager pulling everything together. Maia Case Management have constantly performed strongly for a wide range of clients from those suffering with traumatic brain injuries to amputation cases.
With Jill Fraser at the helm, her excellent team has really highlighted how they will go above and beyond for our clients. This is not just limited to exceptionally hard work putting into place new plans and measures to support them, but throughout they have provided support both physically and emotionally plus a ‘can do’ attitude to encourage the rest of the multi-disciplinary team to find innovative solutions to problems whether it be adult or a child. Well done"
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Daryl Robinson
Senior Associate
Moore Barlow LLP