What is case management?
Welcome to OFH Care!
OFH specialize in providing Mental Capacity Assessments to support applications to the Court of Protection for Deputyship, decisions pertaining Property and Financial Affairs, Health and Welfare decisions, Power of Attorney, Will and Testament, Capacity to litigate, Capacity to Gift and Capacity to enter into Marriage.
OFH Care
Established in 2011, OFH Care specializes in Mental Capacity Assessments for applications to the Court of Protection for Property & Financial Affairs, Social Care Assessments, Health & Welfare, LPA, etc. We aim to ensure that our clients receive services that are tailored to their needs.
Capacity Assessments
A mental capacity assessment becomes necessary when a person is required to make an important decision but, there are concerns that, due to an impairment in the way the person’s mind or brain works, they may be making a wrong decision or a choice they will not make if they did not have an impairment.
Case Management
The life-changing effects of an injury cannot be under-estimated, whether they occur during birth, or later in life during childhood or adulthood. For this reason, all our Case Managers have considerable experience in identifying needs, working in a way that suits each client to introduce the right approaches and help achieve the goals of our clients, their family and legal team.
What is case management?
Do you know What is Case Management?
Case management provides a coordinated approach to service delivery, including one-on-one attention, education, and training, financial management services, and timely access to support resources such as housing and legal assistance.
Case Management
what does a Case Manager do?
INA (Initial Need Assessment)
Who do we work with?
A Case Manager supports the client's needs, promoting wellbeing, quality of life and independence.
An INA looks at how the client, their family and carers have been impacted by the client’s injuries and their goals.
We work with children and adults who sustained injuries at birth or later due to clinical negligence or personal injury.
