Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury

We provide Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury in the comfort of your own home, delivered by trained healthcare professionals and regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Our service supports individuals who require clinical care, treatment, or ongoing monitoring for a medical condition, disorder, or injury, enabling them to live safely and independently at home.

What Is TDDI?

Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury refers to the delivery of clinical care and treatment to manage, control, or improve a person’s health condition. This includes care provided to support individuals with diagnosed medical conditions, physical or neurological disorders, or injuries that require professional intervention.

The service involves planned, assessed, and monitored care, delivered by trained healthcare professionals, with the aim of maintaining health, supporting recovery, preventing deterioration, and promoting independence. Care may be provided on a short-term or ongoing basis and is tailored to the individual’s needs, risks, and outcomes.

Who This Service Is For

Live with long-term or complex health conditions
Are recovering from illness, surgery, or injury
Have physical, neurological, or medical disorders
Require clinical support at home
Need help managing health conditions safely outside hospital settings

Care can be provided on a short-term, long-term, or ongoing basis, depending on assessed needs.

What Our Care Includes

Clinical assessment and health monitoring
Ongoing assessment and monitoring to identify health needs, track clinical indicators, and respond appropriately to changes in condition.

Medication administration and management
Safe administration and management of prescribed medicines in line with current prescriptions, MAR records, and medicines management procedures.

Wound care and dressing changes
Assessment and treatment of wounds, including dressing changes, delivered in accordance with clinical guidance to promote healing and reduce infection risk.

Symptom and pain management
Monitoring and support to manage symptoms and pain, promoting comfort and wellbeing, with concerns escalated in line with clinical protocols.

Ongoing monitoring of long-term conditions
Regular review of long-term or complex health conditions to support stability, prevent deterioration, and promote effective condition management.

Liaison with GPs and other healthcare professionals
Coordinated working with GPs, community nurses, and relevant professionals to ensure safe, effective, and consistent care delivery.