Long-term conditions · England

Understand your support needs

Complete a guided assessment across the NSF’s 11 Quality Requirements, identify potential support gaps and create a prioritised action plan.

  • Transparent platform scoring
  • You review your words
  • Prototype answers stay in this tab

What is CarePath?

Assessment and planning, in your own words

People often have to repeat their story, work out what information matters and chase unclear next steps. CarePath turns the NSF framework into a structured needs, support and service-gap assessment. It is not a diagnosis, statutory assessment or official NHS score.

What matters to you

Record the priorities you want an assessment or meeting to understand.

Needs that change

Describe better and harder periods without reducing your experience to a score.

Evidence with context

Keep notes about dates, sources and who contributed each piece of information.

Questions to raise

Collect questions so important points are easier to bring into the room.

A review you control

Check and change your words before creating a preparation summary.

Clear next actions

Later, turn meeting outcomes into named actions, owners and review dates.

One clear journey

Prepare information that is easier to use

Tell us what matters

Start with your priorities and the life you want support to make possible.

Add context

Describe strengths, support needs, changes and any evidence you want to remember.

Review and correct

See a plain-language summary with sources kept visible. Nothing is inferred.

Take useful questions

Bring your summary and questions to the meeting, then record clear actions later.

Clear about its limits

This prototype helps you prepare. It does not diagnose a condition, decide eligibility, replace professional advice or measure your needs with a clinical score. The first prototype sends no answers to a server; drafts disappear when this browser tab is closed.

Assess all 11 support areas

Save progress, see identified needs separately from support gaps, and print a report with suggested next steps.