How it works

Find out where support might help most in just a few minutes.

Our home care assessment asks straightforward questions about everyday life at home. This includes things like washing and dressing, managing meals, feeling safe, memory and confusion, being alone overnight, and the support around you.

It only takes a few minutes to complete. Once you’ve finished, you’ll see a clear overview showing which areas feel manageable and which ones you might want to keep an eye on.

Based on your answers, we’ll point you towards next steps and useful information, whether you’re thinking ahead, weighing up options, or considering care at home.

Click below to begin the assessment.

It’s free, and only takes a few minutes.

Answer 14 easy multiple-choice questions about everyday life, wellbeing and safety at home, and you’ll instantly see your personalised care needs score.

​Your results will show where things are going well and where a bit of extra support could make life easier, now or in the future.

You’ll be scored against the following key areas:

Support network and carer strain

Shows how much help is coming from family or friends and how manageable that feels. A higher score may mean regular care could ease pressure and protect everyone’s wellbeing.

Safety and mobility

Reflects how confident and steady someone feels moving around the home. A higher score may indicate extra support could help reduce falls and keep routines safer.

Memory and confusion

Looks at whether memory or confusion is affecting daily life or routines. A higher score suggests some additional support or reassurance could help manage changes safely.

Daily living, personal care & hygiene

Shows how manageable everyday tasks are, like washing, dressing, eating and general routines. Higher scores might mean some extra support could make life easier and more comfortable.

Health and home management

Covers how well health and home tasks are being managed, such as medication, meals, appointments and errands. A higher score suggests it could be helpful to enlist some extra support.

Overnight & alone safety and confidence

Shows how safe and comfortable someone feels when they are on their own, especially overnight. A higher score may suggest that more consistent support could help provide reassurance round-the-clock