As budgets are increasingly constrained and the demand for social care and support and SEND services increases, our solutions help professionals efficiently deliver equitable, needs-led funding decisions for individuals' care and support.
A configurable approach to estimating accurate personal budgets for adults with care needs and carers. Aligned with strength-based working and the Care Act - and provides a robust foundation for the 2025 funding reform.
A suite of integrated tools aligned to adult social care workflow and the Care Act which focus on identifying and encouraging the use of strengths and community assets to maximise independence.
An Education Banding Tool that captures the needs of pupils requiring top-up funding clearly and consistently based on their EHC Plan. A better, fairer, and more consistent way to manage funding.
A unique solution to standardise and manage Personal Health Budget (PHB) allocations, documents and workflow processes and reporting for consistency and clarity.
Facilitates high quality and evidence-based assessment of risk within clinical settings - including integrated risk management.
Our Child & Adolescent Risk Assessment Suite (CARAS) is the UK's only independently validated suite of risk assessment training, tools, and outcome measures for use in child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS).
21 November 2024
As we reflect on the close of 2024, Imosphere takes pride in the continued success and growth of our partnerships with local authorities across the UK.
12 December 2024
Read our key insights and highlights from the conference, framed through Imosphere’s commitment to empowering local authorities and professionals in ASC and SEND.
28 November 2024
The Access Group and Imosphere have agreed a strategic partnership that aims to transform adult social care for local authorities. The agreement will see Imosphere integrate our budgeting tools with The Access Group’s automated systems.
21 November 2024
This article is the second installment in a series analysing the national state of adult social care and exploring how councils can better manage budgets, identify savings, and still improve outcomes for citizens.