Corporé delivers independent, tailored rehabilitation to help insurers balance care, cost and recovery

For insurers, personal injury rehabilitation often means walking a fine line – ensuring clients make a safe, timely recovery without unnecessary treatments or inflated costs. But true balance starts with independence and a focus on the individual. 

Rehabilitation and injury management specialists Corporé are redefining that balance. With access to a nationwide network over 5,000 nationwide experts and 250,000 recoveries to date, their new brand and website underline a commitment to assessments and rehabilitation programmes designed around each person’s aspirations – not a fixed protocol. 

Leanne Ayres, General Manager at Corporé, explains:

“Our role is to give insurers total confidence that the care we recommend is what the injured person genuinely needs – nothing more, nothing less. Every case is unique, so our independence allows us to design rehabilitation pathways that deliver safe, efficient recoveries and help people return to their lives as quickly as possible. We’ve listened to insurers, understood your challenges, and built processes, content and tools on our new website to make collaboration seamless.”

This focus on quality and efficiency has driven major investment: an expanded case management network, an in-house psychological team, and a faster triage process to get clients into the right care sooner. Website updates include streamlined Case Manager searches and resources developed in partnership with insurers to support decision-making. 

With 1,008 years of combined clinical experience across our case management team, rapid referral acknowledgment, and a commitment to delivering face-to-face assessment reports within ten working days, Corporé is proving that independence and cost-effectiveness go hand in hand. 

See how their new approach can support you at www.corpore.co.uk.

Image: Corporé

Robert Welbourn Robert Welbourn is a contributing reporter for Claims Media. His background is in banking and finance; he has worked for a number of high street banks and trading platforms. He's also a published author and freelance writer and editor.