What Does A Typical Day Look Like For A Case Manager, When Working With CoP Clients? (Video)

Alongside a Court of Protection property and affairs deputy, case managers play a central role in ensuring that a client's rehabilitation, care and day-to-day needs are properly managed.

In my recent discussion on the role of case managers when working alongside a Court of Protection deputy, with Helen Goddard, Senior Brain Injury Case manager at Headfirst, we explored what case management looks like in practice and how it fits within the wider support network for individuals who lack capacity.

This video below is an except from my full interview with Helen. If you'd like to watch the full interview, please fill out the form.

A typical day for a case manager may involve reviewing care records, liaising with therapists, supporting families and communicating with deputies about financial or safeguarding issues. case managers help ensure that the practical aspects of care and rehabilitation are delivered on the ground. However, there will be days where