Doctor-Led Multidisciplinary Rehabilitation Case Management

Rebuilding lives. Creating futures.

 

 

The UK’s leading doctor-led multidisciplinary rehabilitation case management provider

Medicess is a UK leading provider of doctor-led, multidisciplinary rehabilitation case management. We specialise in complex, catastrophic, and multi-injury cases, ensuring every rehabilitation plan is clinically justified, cost-controlled, and fully statute-regulated.

Our doctor-led approach provides early clarity on injury severity, complexity and likely recovery – helping all parties progress cases proportionately, avoid delay and reduce uncertainty during the early stages of a claim.

Medicess is where clinical excellence meets clear, consistent case progression. 

Our Services

Early clinical clarity (2–3 days). Doctor-led MDT. NICE-aligned recovery expectations. Proportionate rehabilitation planning.

We make a real difference in rehabilitation case management

Doctor led, multidisciplinary rehabilitation management

Our multidisciplinary clinical teams manage every case, ensuring optimum outcomes for your clients and cases.

Medically robust

We are regulated through GMC and HCPC, ensuring clear, clinically justified recommendations throughout rehabilitation.

Independent and dedicated to clinical excellence

Our clinicians provide objective, regulated medical guidance that supports clarity and consistency for all parties.

Statute Regulated Service

Statute regulated service through the GMC, NMC and HCPC. MDT Management means that all of our professionals work within their specialty only and as such Medicess retains statute regulation.

Why Medicess?

Doctor led MDT multidisciplinary care is the clinical gold standard for managing complex trauma

Early doctor-led clarity helps ensure decisions about rehabilitation and case progression are proportionate and clinically justified

Our MDT model is recognised and recommended by clinical and regulatory bodies, and aligns with NICE guidance

Medicess adheres to the Rehabilitation Code 2015 and follows NICE guidelines to ensure consistent, evidence-based clinical practice

Find out more about case management on the BABICM and CMSUK websites:-