ensCARE

Tell us about your parents.

A short care assessment — about where your parents live, how they manage, and what you would like for them. A care coordinator reads it and contacts you to talk it through. Nothing is booked, and nothing is charged.

Not ready for a form? Ask a coordinator to call you instead.

What happens next

  1. A coordinator reads it

    Every assessment is read by a person, not scored by a system.

  2. They contact you

    At the time and on the channel you choose, to understand what your parents need.

  3. You agree a care plan

    Services, frequency, updates and fees — agreed with you before anything begins.

1. About your parents
How do they live?
How independent are they day to day?
What support do they have now?

Choose any that apply.

Conditions, medicines, mobility, anything recent. A coordinator will ask about the rest.

Language, a caregiver’s gender, routines, how often you would like updates.

2. About you

Where a coordinator can write to you, whatever the time difference.

With your country code.

So we contact you at a sensible hour, not ours.

Best time to reach you, in your time zone
How should we reach you?
3. The plan you are considering

Optional. The coordinator will recommend one after you have spoken.

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