Our Care

The impact of an acquired brain injury can be long-lasting, and in some cases permanent. Unlike many other injuries, the brain does not simply heal with time. While recovery and rehabilitation are possible, people with severe brain injuries often face significant life changes that require them to adapt in many areas. Supporting individuals and their families as they navigate these long-term effects is a vital part of rehabilitation and ongoing care that we provide at West Park Care Complex.

Support During Rehabilitation and Beyond

A serious head injury can lead to a wide range of physical, emotional, behavioural, and cognitive needs. Brain injuries vary greatly in their form, cause, and severity.

We provide tailored care and support for people with acquired brain injuries, including but not limited to:

• Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
  
  
• Encephalitis
  
  
• Tumours
  
  
• Hydrocephalus
  
  
• Haemorrhage
  
  
• Hypoxia/Anoxia
  
  
• Stroke
  
  

How We Support You

Care provided at home may include:

• Assistance with the transition home after rehabilitation or hospital discharge
  
  
• Working alongside other professionals to set meaningful rehabilitation goals
  
  
• Building confidence to support independence and participation in the local community
  
  
• Supporting day-to-day living, such as shopping, social activities, visiting friends, and running errands
  
  
• Accompanying you to school, college, or work
  
  
• Helping manage health needs where required
  
  
• Offering respite and additional support for family members
  
  

We know that living with the effects of a brain injury can be deeply challenging for you and those close to you. That’s why we take the time to listen and understand your individual situation. Our care packages are designed to help you live as independently as possible—with a small, consistent team supporting daily tasks, and more complex or full-time care available when needed. Whatever your needs, we’re here to help you live well at home.