Positive outcomes in complex care rarely come from a single decision. They come from informed planning, strong clinical and care governance, and trusted relationships between the professionals around the client.

That is why we run a programme of events for families, case managers and legal professionals, focused on practical learning, shared experience, and building confidence in the delivery of complex care and support at home.

Our events create a space to step away from day to day pressures and explore what good looks like in specialist care. We bring together professionals who are navigating complex injury care, complex clinical presentations, long term rehabilitation and community based support, with sessions that are grounded in real practice rather than theory. Alongside professional discussion, we also include insight from individuals whose lives have been positively impacted by the right package of support, helping connect decisions and processes to the lived reality for individuals and families.

Whether you are looking to strengthen your knowledge of complex care delivery, understand how governance and reporting can support defensible decision making, or simply build your network with peers, our events are designed to be relevant, useful, and respectful of your time.

What you will take away

What to expect on the day?

Lived experience and real experiences

Where appropriate, we include presentations from individuals whose lives have been positively impacted by the right support, showing the human reality behind complex cases and the outcomes that matter day to day.

Discussion and connection

Events are designed to encourage conversation, with time for questions, professional discussion, and building relationships across case management and legal teams.

Specialist insight

You will hear about Agincare’s specialist complex care solutions and how clinically informed care can be delivered safely in the home, alongside wider health and social care input.

Who is the event for?

  • Case managers working with adults, children and young people with complex needs
  • Solicitors and legal professionals supporting complex injury and clinical claims
  • Professionals involved in funding, planning, review and long term support decisions
  • Families of and individuals living with a complex condition

Download our Complex Injury Partnership Brochure

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