Home and community care

Working with integrated care boards (ICBs), case managers, local authorities, clients and their families, we lead the delivery of world-class fully managed care services for adults and children with the most clinically complex needs.

We are experts at creating short-term solutions that can be established rapidly – often within 48 hours, whilst providing longer-term care for those who need it.

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Our service offerings include:

Commissioned care
Private care
Rapid response
Hospital discharge
Interim/short-term support
Hospice at home
Respite at home and overseas travel
Social care and educational support

We can mobilise care as quickly as required

We can establish a fully managed care team within 48 hours, including a quality, clinically excellent assessment, and care plan, across a range of complex conditions, including:

Acquired brain injury
End of life
Neurological
Palliative care
Physical disabilities
Spinal

Our clinical expertise

With the highest number of employed clinicians and an extensive database of over 1,000 specialist adult and paediatric nurses, our only focus is leading the very best complex care in the community – over 14,000 hours each week. We’re proud to help our clients live safe and fulfilled lives, and on many occasions supporting them to achieve life-long dreams.

In our eight years, we have never said we can’t help because a client’s condition is too complex. We have cared for clients with the rarest conditions: Jacobson syndrome (1 in 100,000), Lissencephaly (1 in 100,000), Osteogenesis Imperfecta (1 in 20,000).

"TCS was the only provider that could promise a solution to meet the complexity of the package requirements and requested timelines"

How can TCS support you?

For more information about the services we offer or to book a no-obligation meeting with one of our specialist business managers, please complete the enquiry form below.

Please note - if you are looking to register or apply to work for Thornbury Community Services as a Nurse or a Support Worker please click here.

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Case studies

Clara - Interim/short-term care

Clara was born with Global Development Delay and Hypermobility. At the age of six, she was involved in a tragic road traffic accident which resulted in life-changing injuries to her spinal cord. As a consequence, she is now left tetraplegic and ventilator dependent via a tracheostomy tube.

The accident also left Clara with Autonomic Dysreflexia meaning she requires regular intermittent catheterisation and bowel care management.

Following the accident, Clara was hospitalised for over six months and was unable to be discharged until the right home care package was in place, one that was proving extremely difficult to find amongst other care providers. TCS was approached by the CCG to provide interim care before handing Clara’s treatment over to a Community NHS team on a long-term basis.

How we helped

Highly skilled team of nurses and support workers to facilitate a discharge home at short notice
Open and honest communication throughout with MDT, CCG and family ensuring a seamless transition
Successful transition from TCS to the NHS team reducing costs for the CCG
Continuity of care maintained over a 10-week interim period.
100% of a total of 70 shifts covered

Please click here to view Ciara’s story in full.

William - Package stabilisation

William was born with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a genetic disorder causing progressive muscle degeneration and weakness. Now, at 23 years old, William is tracheostomy and ventilator dependent, reliant on the use of a wheelchair and requires round the clock care.

Due to a package breakdown with another provider and multiple agency failures, William was not receiving the level of care he required whilst living at home. He was deteriorating quickly and was on the verge of being transferred into residential care - there was an urgent need for another provider to step in quickly.

TCS was approached by the CCG to create a package of care that would prevent further failings and ensure the highest level of care for William.