Same carers, every visit - familiarity builds real trust.
Service
Brain Injury Care at Home
Brain injury care at home provides tailored support for adults living with the effects of an acquired or traumatic brain injury. At Horizons Homecare, we understand that brain injuries can affect mobility, memory, communication, behaviour, confidence, and day-to-day routines in very different ways. Our care is built around the individual, helping them stay safe, supported, and as independent as possible in the comfort of their own home.
Tailored support for acquired and traumatic brain injuries
Care built around the individual's unique needs and routines
Helping people stay safe, supported and as independent as possible at home
Trusted care in action
Real care settings, consistent carers, and practical support families can rely on.
Families stay informed with clear, regular updates.
A local team with deep roots across Lancashire communities.
Who is this for?
Is this service right for you?
This service is for adults aged 18+ who are living with the effects of an acquired or traumatic brain injury and need support at home. It is also for families who are trying to help a loved one manage at home and want trusted, consistent care from people who understand how brain injuries can affect daily life.
Common situations
- Adults recovering from a traumatic brain injury who need support with daily routines
- People living with an acquired brain injury where cognitive, physical or behavioural changes affect independence
- Families who are concerned about a loved one's safety and wellbeing at home
What's included
What this service covers
Personal care and hygiene support
Medication assistance and prompting
Meal preparation and nutrition support
Mobility and transfer support
Home help and household tasks
Companionship and emotional reassurance
Support with communication and daily routines
Trips, outings and appointments
Cognitive prompting and structured routines
Welfare checks and safety monitoring
How we deliver
How this service works
1
Get in touch
Call or contact us to talk through what support is needed and how brain injury is affecting daily life.
2
Free care assessment
We arrange a no obligation assessment at home to understand the person's needs, routines and goals.
3
Meet your care team
Before care starts, we introduce you to the carers who will be supporting you so the first visit feels familiar.
4
Ongoing review
We review and adapt the care plan regularly as needs change and independence develops.
Ready to discuss Brain Injury Care at Home?
Book a free, no-obligation care assessment today.
FAQs
Common questions
Can brain injury care be provided at home?+
Yes. Many people living with the effects of a brain injury can be supported at home with the right care package in place. Staying in familiar surroundings can be less overwhelming and more conducive to routine and recovery.
What kinds of needs can brain injury home care support?+
Brain injury can affect mobility, memory, communication, behaviour, fatigue, confidence and daily routines in very different ways. Care is tailored around the individual's specific needs rather than a fixed template.
Will my loved one see the same carers?+
Continuity is one of the things Horizons Homecare is known for. We aim to send the same carers where possible so the person can build trust and familiarity with their care team.
Can you support people with both physical and cognitive effects of brain injury?+
Yes. Our care teams are trained to support people whose brain injury affects both physical and cognitive functioning, including mobility, memory, communication, behaviour and daily routines.
Why Horizons
Why choose Horizons for this service
Continuity of care
Same familiar carers, on time, every time.
CQC regulated
Professionally regulated care you can trust.
24/7 support
Emergency on-call line outside office hours.
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Real Stories
Client stories and family confidence
Consistent support and clear communication help families feel reassured from the first visit.
The same carer, every visit - routines that feel like home.
Personal care delivered with patience, dignity and respect.
Families feel reassured from the very first meeting.
"Our care team feels like an extension of our family. They are reliable, kind, and always keep us updated."Family member, Lancashire
Ready to discuss brain injury care at home?
Our team can explain options and recommend a plan based on your situation - with no obligation.