Serious injuries

Personal injury rehabilitation

In most cases, the sooner that rehabilitation of serious injuries begins, the better the outcome will be. That's why we make it our priority when someone suffers a serious injury.

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Serious injury compensation specialists

Slater and Gordon is one of the UK's leading serious injury specialists, with an unmatched track record of success. Contact our experts for no obligation advice on freephone 0330 041 5869 or tell us about your injury and we'll call you.

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How important is rehabilitation after serious injury?

It's impossible to underestimate the importance of rehabilitation after a serious injury. Loss of an ability can only become worse if it's left alone in the long term.

That's why we make the pursuit of early interim payments a key part of our strategy when handling serious injury cases on behalf of our clients. Often these are necessary to avoid financial hardship to families where the main breadwinner has been rendered unable to work. But in almost every case, these payments make early rehabilitation possible: whether that means physiotherapy, specialist nursing care, a specially adapted vehicle or house adaptations.

However serious your injury, we're here to help you start living the fullest life possible, as soon as possible. Contact us about starting a rehabilitation compensation claim.

What sort of rehabilitation is possible?

Naturally, rehabilitation means different things to different people, depending on the type and seriousness of your injury. However, we're committed to making rehabilitation available to all of our injury compensation clients, by pursuing early interim payments whenever possible, and by making the cost of rehabilitation a key part of the overall compensation settlement. Here are a few examples of what rehabilitation payments might be used for:

  • Physiotherapy
  • Specialist nursing
  • Occupational therapy
  • Speech therapy
  • Specially adapted housing

You can read more about the options on our rehabilitation page, and if you would like to discuss a No Win No Fee injury compensation claim with an expert, we're here to help.

A clinical case manager is someone who typically has a background in occupational therapy, social work or nursing. Their role is separate from the case and requires them to visit the injured client and assess their needs. Their report will contain a variety of recommendations, which can be acted upon with monies from interim payments.

What are interim payments?

Interim payments are payments that are made in advance while the total of compensation to be awarded is being decided. We can request these interim payments to be awarded when liability has been admitted and where you there may be an inability to work due to the injury sustained resulting in both a loss of earnings and a need for living adaptations and rehabilitation.

How we can help with injury rehabilitation compensation claims

Access to high quality rehabilitation is one of our top priorities for victims of personal injury. Whilst some injuries might seem minor they can take years of high quality rehabilitation to heal or might even require lifelong management. This is why we make sure rehabilitation is considered in every personal injury case we take on.

Call our solicitors on 0330 041 5869 or contact us online to speak to one of our legal experts today about making a rehabilitation compensation claim.

Can I change my solicitors to Slater and Gordon?

If you or a family member have been seriously injured, and you feel that you're not getting the specialist legal advice you need from your current solicitor, we'll be happy to discuss switching your case to Slater and Gordon. Simply call our experts on 0330 041 5869 or contact us online.

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