I have worked with Mr Lowe for over 4 years. He works tirelessly and diligently for the client. He is knowledgeable, fastidious and person centred. He does what he says when he says he will do it which is invaluable for both client and colleagues.

He is experienced with complex case work within the area of traumatic brain injury and can engage with the wide variety of stakeholders necessary. I could not recommend him more highly.

Dave is an excellent case manager with experience of working with a varied case load of clients. He is skilled at building sustained relationships with clients and professionals alike.

He is calm in a crisis and produces excellent documentation to back up his clinically considered interventions. Simply a great case manager.

Dave Lowe, Ed Leonards and the team at Ability Case Management provide excellent case management services for clients with brain injury and their families. Dave and Ed are both extremely experienced brain case mangers.

I have worked with Dave and Ed on a number of extremely complex cases for over 5 years and have experienced how approachable, open, knowledgeable and effective they are. They get results but make it their business to take clients, families and therapy teams with them every step of the way.

You can rest assured that Ability Case Management manage timely multidisciplinary team meetings and client reviews. Their reporting is clear and ensures accountable rehabilitation is precisely documented.

I would have absolutely no hesitation in recommending Ability Case Management to clients and instructing parties.

Ed has been the Case Manager for two clients of mine experiencing very different journeys following brain injury and his input has been highly valued by both clients.

For one of the clients, trust in rehabilitation had been lost by the client prior to Ed’s involvement and he was adamant that he would not accept the support he so clearly needed. As a consequence he was living a very limited, lonely life but due to his brain injury he could not entertain any opinion which disagreed with his own strongly held views about his routines.

Ed’s approach was flawless in building trust, putting together a multi-disciplinary rehabilitation team and gradually introducing support to help the client access activities in which he was interested until the client was supported to access the stimulating and productive life he was capable of living.