If you’re supporting an ageing parent or loved one and things feel uncertain, we help you make a clear plan.
Who it’s for
Relatives and carers of older adults who want expert, practical guidance to keep someone safe, independent and well — alongside NHS care (not replacing it).
What it is
A remote, video-based guidance session focused on frailty: what to watch for, what matters most, and what to do next. You’ll leave with practical tools and a written summary you can share (if you choose).
Pricing
Pricing (pay as you go)
Book a free discovery call
Call 0330 133 9093
What we can help with
Choose a focus for the session, such as:
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Frailty red flags: falls, infections, delirium and when to escalate
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Delirium (PINCH-ME): what to watch for and what to do next
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Medicines: understanding risks and common medication-related problems
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Prevention at home: hydration, nutrition, mobility, routines and prompts
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Preparing for GP / NHS calls: what to track, what to say, what to ask
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Care coordination: making the most of carers, agencies, community teams
What you get afterwards
After each session you receive:
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A 1-page Action Summary with clear next steps
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A simple monitoring + escalation plan (what to watch, when to act, who to contact)
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Optional templates you can use to communicate with a GP / care provider (you send these)
Sent within 48 hours
How it works
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Book a 30- or 60-minute session (or call us).
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Pre-session questions: tell us your main worries and goals.
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Video session: structured guidance + Q&A.
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Action Summary sent within 48 hours.
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Optional follow-up session if things change.
Important boundaries
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This is advice and guidance for carers, not direct clinical care of the patient.
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We do not examine, diagnose, prescribe, or access patient records.
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You control what is shared; we do not contact your GP directly.
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If you’re worried about a medical emergency, call 999. For urgent advice contact NHS 111 / your GP.
Tools we can share
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PINCH-ME delirium guide (carer version)
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Frailty red flags “fridge list”
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GP call prep sheet (key facts + prompts)
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Escalation steps (who to call and when)