BetterCare Support: Carers

Animation-led platform supporting carers through their carers assessment.

Benefits of using BetterCare Support: Carers

Increase number of assessments completed 

A digital platform that breaks down the assessment process allows Carers to self-assess with easy to understand, accessible animations, that uses simplified language.

Reduce wait times for users 

Self-assessments with 30+ animations designed to lead users through the carers assessment means that users get answers more quickly, signposting them to information, advice and guidance as needed, improving utilisation of community assets. 

Reduces pressure on social care 

Designed to use digital assessments for carers to reduce the number of unnecessary contacts or home visits for individuals who don’t meet the eligibility criteria, allowing social care to be focused on vulnerable and complicated cases and deliver highest possible levels of service and quality. 

Tailored signposting 

Tailored signposting to local and national information, information and guidance, reducing the number of unnecessary contacts from individuals who don’t meet the eligibility criteria, but may have some support needs.  

System integration 

Integration with existing systems for easy to use, clear connection of data, and allowing for the payload to be delivered into council for professionals to review. 

Reporting 

Easy reporting to help you monitor performance and set future objectives and guidelines and adjust current resource. 

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Building on a proven model

Extending our person-centred approach

BetterCare Support: Carers has been developed on the back of BetterCare Support (Looking Local’s care and support platform that is also available in the Digital Marketplace) to ensure that both the ‘carer’ and the ‘cared for’ are able to access timely support for their needs.

Co-designed with experts

Developed with two councils

BetterCare Support: Carers has taken a co-designed approach, working with two councils (Kent and Kirklees) to centre lived experience of carers at the heart of the process.

Success stories