Chloe Rees
Clinical Case Manager
Professional Summary
Chloe is an experienced Case Manager and Speech and Language Therapist with over 30 years’ experience across NHS, independent practice and complex rehabilitation services. She specialises in supporting adults and children with acquired brain injury, developmental disorders and complex needs, using a holistic biopsychosocial approach to improve quality of life.
She has extensive expertise in multidisciplinary team coordination, needs assessment and outcome-focused rehabilitation. Her background includes community services, specialist assessment centres and residential settings, giving her a strong understanding of the interaction between physical, cognitive, social and environmental factors in recovery. Chloe is known for her proactive, person-centred approach and for building dynamic, flexible support teams that keep clients at the centre of their rehabilitation.
Experience
Clinical Case Manager
Key Case Management LTD January 2026 to Present
Manages multi-disciplinary teams to provide comprehensive care and rehabilitation packages
Client- centred focus
Prioritises both short- and long-term client goals
Ensures care and rehabilitation were delivered efficiently and holistically.
Case Manager
2011- January 2026
Associate case manager for four case management companies, maintaining an independent caseload since 2015 Specialist in complex adult and paediatric brain injury rehabilitation
Experience supporting clients with spinal injuries, including facilitating return to competitive sport Strong biopsychosocial approach focused on improving quality of life outcomes
Highly skilled in client-centred rehabilitation planning and MDT coordination
Known for building dynamic, proactive and flexible support teams
Confident, sensitive communicator with a collaborative working style
Committed to ongoing professional development through study days and distance learning
Managed international and bilingual caseloads (Italy and UK-based Spanish
clients)
Speech and Language Therapist
Worked for the NHS as a community SLT, treating adults and children.
Transitioned into independent practice, providing services from a home clinic and to local authorities.
Supported children in school settings.
Part of the assessment team at the Discovery Centre, specialising in Development Coordination Disorder (DCD).
Worked in a residential centre for young adults with profound and multiple learning difficulties.
Extensive experience with: learning difficulties of various aetiology, autism spectrum disorders, DCD, stammering, language delay/disorder, dysphagia, aphasia, voice disorders, and cerebral palsy.
Experienced in working with all age groups.
Skilled in multidisciplinary environments, understanding the interdependence of physical, environmental, cognitive, and social factors in rehabilitation planning.
Professional Registration
Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists
BABICM registered practitioner
Member of Health and Care Professions Council ACPIN
Qualifications
1981 – 1985 BA Combined Honours French and Spanish Queen Mary College, London University
1989 – 1991 Speech and Language Therapy
(DipCCS) City University, London
Areas Covered
Monmouthshire
South Wales
Gloucestershire
Shropshire
Worcestershire
Somerset
Bristol
Key Skills
Complex case management (adult & paediatric brain injury)
Comprehensive client and carer assessment
Person-centred rehabilitation planning
Multidisciplinary team coordination and leadership
Service commissioning and resource management
Professional report writing and documentation
Liaison with medical, legal and care professionals
Advocacy and client representation
Goal setting and outcome monitoring
Risk management and safeguarding
Problem-solving and crisis management
Excellent communication and relationship building
Adaptability and proactive working style
