Charlotte Crowe is an Occupational Therapist and Catastrophic Case Manager with over 20 years of clinical experience specialising in neurological rehabilitation, stroke and complex community care. She has worked extensively across acute and community NHS services, supporting adults with life-changing neurological injuries and complex physical disabilities. Her practice combines comprehensive clinical assessment with structured, person-centred rehabilitation, helping individuals regain independence and safely transition from hospital into community living.

Charlotte has extensive experience supporting adults with acquired and traumatic brain injuries, stroke, Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease and Alzheimer’s disease. Her expertise also includes mild traumatic brain injury, hypoxic brain injury, epilepsy, neurological infections and complex orthopaedic injuries. She understands the physical, cognitive, sensory and psychological challenges that can accompany neurological injury, developing rehabilitation programmes tailored to each client’s functional abilities, personal circumstances and long-term goals.

Charlotte is experienced in coordinating multidisciplinary rehabilitation involving physiotherapists, speech and language therapists, stroke nurses, mental health professionals, social workers and rehabilitation assistants. Her work includes comprehensive needs assessments, complex discharge planning, specialist equipment provision, moving and handling assessments and the coordination of care packages. She also supports vocational rehabilitation and return-to-work planning, helping individuals rebuild meaningful activities and independence following injury. Her extensive knowledge of statutory services enables her to coordinate rehabilitation across hospital and community settings while ensuring continuity of care.

Alongside her clinical practice, Charlotte has contributed to service development, supervised colleagues and undertaken leadership and management training. Within community stroke and neurorehabilitation services, she has managed complex caseloads, triaged referrals and coordinated rehabilitation pathways, ensuring timely access to appropriate specialist interventions. Her experience includes working with individuals with co-existing mental health conditions and complex medical needs, requiring careful assessment, risk management and multidisciplinary collaboration.

Charlotte brings a calm, organised and collaborative approach to case management, recognising the importance of supporting families as well as the injured individual. She communicates clearly with clients, relatives and professionals, ensuring rehabilitation plans are understood, realistic and responsive to changing needs. Her extensive neurological rehabilitation experience, combined with practical care coordination and a strong understanding of community services, makes her well suited to supporting adults with catastrophic injuries requiring comprehensive, long-term rehabilitation.

Specialisms

Age Group


• Adults

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