Whether a family, an insurer or a commissioner is funding the placement, the pathway and the quality of care are the same.
Because everything sits within one organisation, there are no repeated assessments, no handover gaps and no clinical report lost. No-one ever needs to tell their story twice.
Case managers
Interim and long-term programmes, with a named Navigator, progress meetings at 2, 6 and 10 weeks and reporting throughout the pathway.
Solicitors and deputies
Litigation and interim-payment funded placements, with clear, regular reporting that evidences functional gain and supports planning for future care.
Private medical insurers
We work with the major UK insurers and support pre-authorisation, reporting at each review so extensions can be considered on evidence.
ICBs and NHS England
Spot and framework contracted placements, including step-down from acute hospital care and specialist tracheostomy and respiratory weaning.
Continuing healthcare and local authority
CHC and social care funded placements, with the reporting each commissioner needs.
Hospital discharge teams
Assessment within 72 hours, so a bed can be confirmed while the patient is still on the ward.



Three steps, and a named contact throughout.
Enquiry and assessment
Enquiry received, with assessment and reports completed within 72 hours. Your Clinical Navigator is assigned before admission and begins building the picture of need.
A clear plan
A clear plan and outline is provided of what to expect in the journey with us, with a written quotation based on clinical need and expected length of stay shared with the funder.
Admission
Initial assessment completed by our multidisciplinary team, with progress meetings scheduled at 2, 6 and 10 weeks, dependent on length of stay, and regular progress reports.
Outcomes, measured and reported at every stage of the pathway.
FIM+FAM outcomes for 64 discharged stays, April to September 2026. Full breakdown by domain, measures and reporting on the Clinical outcomes page.
Objective evidence, reported throughout the placement.
Insurers, solicitors and case managers receive regular progress reports throughout the placement, with outcome measures taken on admission and discharge. Together they give objective evidence of rehabilitation effectiveness, functional gains and changing levels of dependency, helping inform rehabilitation planning and future care requirements.
Make a referralNo repeated assessments, no handover gaps, no clinical report lost.
Because everything sits within Active Care Group, a client can step down from inpatient rehabilitation to supported living, care in the home with Active Assistance, or outpatient therapy, with the same record and the same Navigator. Active Care Group is the only UK provider offering fully integrated care across inpatient, outpatient, supported living, long-term residential and complex domiciliary care.
Active Assistance, rated Outstanding by the CQC. Four regional teams, packages from a few hours a week to full 24-hour support.
CQC and Care Inspectorate registered specialist residential and supported living services.
Therapy continues at an Active Neuro centre without a further admission.
Send us the referral. Assessment and reports are completed within 72 hours.
If you would like to discuss a referral, or arrange a site visit to one of our sites, please get in touch.
0333 052 7950Make a referral or ask the team a question.
Whether you are a family member, a case manager or a discharge team, one of our referrals team will call within one working day. Everything you share is handled in confidence.


