Helping homes strengthen governance and manage challenging behaviour safely.
Trusted by Care Providers Across the UK
Caring for residents comes with increasing clinical, regulatory, and workforce pressures. TI Healthcare helps care homes meet those challenges with confidence, improving safety, compliance, and staff performance through expert-led consultancy and training.
Our services helps homes strengthen governance, manage challenging behaviour safely, and show inspectors and families that they are learning, improving, and providing safe, compassionate care.
How can we support your care home:
Expert witness reports & investigationsÂ
Supports incident reviews, inquests, claims, and complaints, giving homes defensible evidence and learning, directly addressing legal and governance risk.
With many homes experiencing incidents that require investigation, an external, clinically informed review helps you understand what went wrong, what needs to change, and how to prevent recurrence, supporting safer care and better CQC findings.
Compliance audits & consultancy
Our audit and consultancy service helps homes understand gaps against CQC standards and implement improvement plans.
PMVA training
Care home staff regularly manage distress, confusion, and challenging behaviour, especially in dementia and mental health contexts; PMVA training equips them to prevent, de‑escalate, and, where necessary, use least‑restrictive interventions safely.
PMVA training directly answers the need to prevent and manage violence/aggression safely, which guidance identifies as essential in care homes and similar settings.
CPD & workforce development
CPD & workforce development addresses ongoing skills gaps, supports mandatory/role-specific training, and contributes to retention by investing in staff development.
Mental health consultancy
Mental health consultancy – relevant for homes supporting dementia, functional mental illness, and complex needs, where behavior, risk and consent/capacity issues are common.​
Research & innovation
supports quality improvement, evidence of learning, and service development, which regulators increasingly expect.
Speak to a Healthcare Expert About Your Service
Get an independent view of your risks, compliance gaps, and workforce pressures. In a short call, we’ll outline practical options to improve safety, quality, and inspection outcomes.