About Us
We have experience with working with adult clients but also with children and their families who have complex needs, whether from an acquired or traumatic brain injury. We are experts in the field of case management. We can offer tailored solutions that address our clients’ unique circumstances. At Case Management Companion we are committed to their welfare.
We believe in the formation of a registered body for case managers to ensure high standards in the industry. That is why we support the Institute of Registered Case Managers’ (https://ircm.org.uk/) work towards a formal register of Case Managers.
For our Clients – Discover the Case MC – Case Management Companion Advantage:
Our team is dedicated to providing more than just case management support. We offer a compassionate ear, a reassuring presence, and an understanding heart. Your journey with us is accompanied by a genuine concern for your welfare, ensuring that you feel heard, supported, and receive the best care and advice at every step.
No two individuals are alike, and neither are their challenges. At Case MC, we take pride in our ability to design bespoke solutions that address your unique circumstances. Our approach is not one-size-fits-all; instead, it is tailored to your needs, but at the same time pragmatic and realistic. We always take the medico-legal position into account when supporting you and your family.
Quality health and social care should also be value for money. We prioritise organising and coordinating your care in a manner that is both effective and economical. Trust Case MC for solutions that not only meet the highest standards but also respect the available situation and budget.
Beyond a tagline, this is the core ethos that guides every decision and action at Case MC. Your welfare is our a goal. We are committed to making a positive impact on your life, doing everything to enhance your quality of living, and supporting you in achieving your aspirations.
For our Clients – Discover the Case MC – Case Management Companion Advantage:
Compassionate Guidance: Our team is dedicated to providing more than just case management support. We offer a compassionate ear, a reassuring presence, and an understanding heart. Your journey with us is accompanied by a genuine concern for your welfare, ensuring that you feel heard, supported, and receive the best care and advice at every step.
Customised Solutions: No two individuals are alike, and neither are their challenges. At Case MC, we take pride in our ability to design bespoke solutions that address your unique circumstances. Our approach is not one-size-fits-all; instead, it is tailored to your needs, but at the same time pragmatic and realistic. We always take the medico-legal position into account when supporting you and your family.
Cost-Effectiveness: Quality health and social care should also be value for money. We prioritise organising and coordinating your care in a manner that is both effective and economical. Trust Case MC for solutions that not only meet the highest standards but also respect the available situation and budget.
Your Best Interest is Our Mission: Beyond a tagline, this is the core ethos that guides every decision and action at Case MC. Your welfare is our a goal. We are committed to making a positive impact on your life, doing everything to enhance your quality of living, and supporting you in achieving your aspirations.
Our Team
Dr Sigrun Baier
Dr Baier is an experienced GP of 28 years, having retired from clinical practice in 2023. She holds additional qualifications that will directly benefit Case MC clients. These include but are not limited to the Diploma in Disability Assessment Medicine (DDAM) and the Diploma in Child Health (DCH). Dr Baier is ideally suited to work with clients as a Case Manager, assessing and coordinating their health and social care needs, taking a holistic approach. She is a member of BABICM, the leading membership organisation for professionals working in brain injury and complex case management, and works within the frameworks set out by them. She is registered with the General Medical Council (GMC).
Dr Baier is an experienced GP of 28 years, having retired from clinical practice in 2023. She holds additional qualifications that will directly benefit Case MC clients. These include but are not limited to the Diploma in Disability Assessment Medicine (DDAM) and the Diploma in Child Health (DCH). Dr Baier is ideally suited to work with clients as a Case Manager, assessing and coordinating their health and social care needs, taking a holistic approach. She is a member of BABICM, the leading membership organisation for professionals working in brain injury and complex case management, and works within the frameworks set out by them. She is registered with the General Medical Council (GMC).
Nik Blake
Nik has extensive hands-on experience providing care and support to children with acquired and traumatic brain injuries in the community. He has worked in this field since 2018, completing a case management development training programme. For the last 3 years he was the responsible Case Manager for several clients, both adult and children. His background in the study of medical sciences is often helpful. He is confident in completing Immediate Needs Assessments (INAs), arranging rehabilitation and the setting up/running of multi-disciplinary teams. In his free time he is a passionate advocate for those with disabilities; for example, he has been involved in the setting up of an accessible festival in Lancashire. He is a member of BABICM, the leading membership organisation for professionals working in brain injury and complex case management, and works within the frameworks set out by them.
Nik has extensive hands-on experience providing care and support to children with acquired and traumatic brain injuries in the community. He has worked in this field since 2018, completing a case management development training programme. For the last 3 years he was the responsible Case Manager for several clients, both adult and children. His background in the study of medical sciences is often helpful. He is confident in completing Immediate Needs Assessments (INAs), arranging rehabilitation and the setting up/running of multi-disciplinary teams. In his free time he is a passionate advocate for those with disabilities; for example, he has been involved in the setting up of an accessible festival in Lancashire. He is a member of BABICM, the leading membership organisation for professionals working in brain injury and complex case management, and works within the frameworks set out by them.