Reablement & Recovery Support Service
Recovery is more than getting back on your feet, it’s about regaining confidence, independence, and quality of life.
At CCGA Healthcare, our Reablement & Recovery Support Service helps adults rebuild strength, relearn skills, and return to daily living after illness, injury, or hospital stay.
We combine clinical oversight, digital care management, and person-centred support to ensure every individual achieves measurable progress; safely, efficiently, and with dignity.
What Is Reablement?
Reablement is a time-limited, goal-focused approach that helps adults regain independence after a period of illness or hospitalisation.
Unlike traditional home care, reablement is about doing with the person, not for them.
Our service is ideal for adults who:
Have recently been discharged from hospital
Are recovering from illness, surgery, or injury
Need short-term support to regain mobility or confidence
Have lost skills or strength due to a health setback
Want to avoid readmission or residential care
Our Reablement Approach
We deliver reablement through a structured, multidisciplinary model led by experienced professionals.
Assessment & Goal Setting
Every reablement plan starts with a comprehensive assessment, led by our Registered Manager and Clinical Associate (former nurse).
We work collaboratively with GPs, occupational therapists, and social workers to identify personal goals and measurable outcomes.
Short-Term, Intensive Support
Our trained carers provide practical, focused assistance designed to restore independence quickly — typically over a period of up to six weeks, depending on needs.
Person-Centred Practice
We encourage individuals to take control of their recovery.
Every task — from preparing meals to managing medication — is delivered in a way that promotes skill-building and confidence.
Continuous Review & Digital Tracking
Our DCME (Digital Care Management Environment) records all visits, progress notes, and outcomes in real time, enabling families and professionals to monitor improvements and adapt plans instantly.
What Our Reablement Service Includes
Personal care – washing, dressing, mobility, and daily routines
Physio and mobility assistance – working alongside NHS or therapy teams
Medication support and health monitoring
Meal preparation and nutritional guidance
Confidence-building and independence training
Falls prevention and safe movement techniques
Home environment safety checks
Emotional wellbeing and companionship support
Our carers focus on helping individuals regain physical strength, mental confidence, and social connection.
Why Choose CCGA for Reablement & Recovery Support
Clinical Leadership & Governance
Our services are clinically led by an experienced Clinical Associate, ensuring professional oversight and medical awareness throughout the recovery journey.
Outcome-Focused Support
We set clear, measurable goals at the start of each programme and review progress weekly through our DCME system — giving commissioners and families full visibility of achievements.
Trained, Compassionate Carers
All CCGA carers are:
Enhanced DBS-checked
Skilled in reablement techniques and manual handling
Trained in safeguarding, infection control, and medication management
Supported by ongoing CPD and supervision
Collaborative Working
We coordinate with:
NHS discharge teams
Community rehabilitation professionals
Social care teams
Families and advocates
This ensures safe continuity of care and reduces hospital readmission rates.
Benefits of Our Reablement Service
- Promotes faster recovery and independence
- Reduces hospital readmission risks
- Builds physical and emotional confidence
- Restores daily-living skills
- Provides measurable outcomes for professionals
- Enables individuals to remain at home safely
Areas We Cover
We provide reablement and recovery support across: London, Kent, Essex, Surrey, Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Wiltshire, and Somerset, with local teams ready for rapid post-discharge mobilisation.
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is an independent regulator of health and social care services in England. Being regulated by CQC ensures that care providers, like your domiciliary care and supported living services, meet rigorous standards of quality, safety, and compassion.
