Complex care - Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury (TDDI)
At Indiana Healthcare Services, our Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury (TDDI) service provides safe, compassionate and clinically governed care in the comfort of your own home.
We support adults and children with a wide range of complex health and care needs, including physical health conditions, mental health needs, learning disabilities and autism spectrum conditions.
Our approach is person-centred and designed around each individual’s needs, abilities, preferences and goals. We work collaboratively with individuals, families and healthcare professionals to provide safe, consistent and responsive support.
What is TDDI?
Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury (TDDI) is a regulated healthcare activity that enables appropriate clinical interventions and treatment to be delivered in a person’s home under suitable clinical supervision and governance.
At Indiana Healthcare Services, our care is delivered in accordance with individual care plans, assessed needs, clinical requirements, staff competencies and relevant professional and regulatory standards.
Our aim is to enable people to receive appropriate care and support at home wherever this is safe and suitable, while promoting dignity, independence and quality of life.
Get in Touch
Plymouth Email : info@indianahealthcare.co.uk
Truro Email : admin@indianahealthcare.co.uk
Who Can Benefit from TDDI Care?
Our services can support adults and, where appropriately assessed and commissioned, children with a range of health, developmental and care needs.
This may include individuals living with:
- Chronic and long-term health conditions
- Progressive conditions
- Neurological disorders
- Respiratory conditions
- Mental health conditions
- Learning disabilities
- Autism spectrum conditions
- Complex physical healthcare needs
- Multiple or co-existing conditions
- Cancer and palliative care needs
- Rehabilitation needs
- Complex hospital discharge requirements
TDDI Services
Indiana Healthcare Services provides nurse-supervised and clinically governed support tailored to individual circumstances.
Nurse-Led Clinical Oversight
Our TDDI packages are supported by appropriate clinical oversight and governance, including:
- Individualised care and treatment planning
- Clinical risk assessment and management
- Appropriate delegation and competency assessment
- Medication support and safety
- Health monitoring and escalation
- Communication with GPs, nurses and other healthcare professionals
- Multidisciplinary working
- Regular review of changing health and care needs
- Clear and accurate care documentation
Complex Care at Home
Depending on assessed need and staff competency, our services may support individuals with:
- Tracheostomy care
- PEG and PEJ feeding support
- Catheter and stoma care
- Oxygen therapy and respiratory support
- Wound and skin care
- Neurological conditions
- Respiratory conditions
- Long-term and complex medical conditions
- Post-hospital discharge support
- Recovery and rehabilitation
- Palliative and end-of-life care
- Medication-related support
- Health monitoring and illness management
Mental Health Support
Indiana Healthcare Services recognises the importance of providing compassionate, respectful and person-centred support to people living with mental health conditions.
Our support can be tailored to individuals who may require assistance with maintaining their wellbeing, managing daily routines and accessing appropriate healthcare services.
We may support individuals living with:
- Anxiety and depression
- Severe and enduring mental health conditions
- Psychosis and related conditions
- Emotional and behavioural needs
- Mental health needs alongside physical health conditions
- Complex needs requiring coordinated support
Our teams focus on promoting stability, independence, dignity and positive wellbeing while working alongside relevant healthcare professionals and support networks.
Learning Disability Support
We provide personalised support for people with learning disabilities, helping individuals live as independently and safely as possible within their own homes and communities.
Our support may include:
- Personalised daily living support
- Health and wellbeing support
- Communication support
- Medication-related support
- Community access
- Support with appointments
- Development of independence and life skills
- Positive risk-taking and choice
- Family and professional partnership working
- Support with complex healthcare needs
We recognise that every person is different. Our care is therefore adapted to the individual’s communication style, abilities, preferences and aspirations.
Get in Touch
Plymouth Email : info@indianahealthcare.co.uk
Truro Email : admin@indianahealthcare.co.uk
Autism Spectrum Support
Indiana Healthcare Services provides person-centred support for individuals on the autism spectrum.
We understand that people with autism may experience the world, communicate and respond to their environment in different ways. Our care teams aim to provide predictable, respectful and consistent support that reflects each person’s individual needs.
Support may include:
- Personalised routines and structured support
- Communication assistance
- Support with sensory needs
- Daily living and independence skills
- Community participation
- Support with appointments and healthcare access
- Emotional and behavioural support
- Positive risk management
- Family and multidisciplinary collaboration
Our goal is to help individuals feel safe, understood and respected while supporting their independence and personal goals.
Supporting People with Complex and Multiple Needs
Some individuals require support across several areas of their health and wellbeing. For example, a person may have a learning disability alongside epilepsy, autism, mental health needs or complex physical healthcare requirements.
Indiana Healthcare Services takes a holistic approach to these situations, ensuring that support is coordinated around the whole person rather than individual conditions.
We work with families, healthcare professionals, social care teams and other relevant services to help provide consistent and coordinated care.
