For older and disabled people across the UK
Live independently.
Mobility technology and the money to pay for it, sorted by one team.
- Help in 21 languages
- Phone, video or home visit
- Families welcome
How we help
Two things that usually get sorted separately. We do both.
Help with moving around
Exoskeletons, powered chairs, stairlifts, fall alerts and smart home tech, chosen honestly.
Explore technologyHelp with money
Benefits, grants and discounts found, and forms filled in with you.
See what's availableCare planning
One clear written plan, and one point of contact for everything.
How it worksWhy it matters
Small changes at home make a real difference.
Home check
Tap a room. See what could help.
Common hazards, simple fixes, and the funding that can pay for them.
Home hazard checks cut falls by 38% for people at higher risk. NICE suggests an occupational therapist carries them out. Cochrane Review, Clemson et al. 2023 · DOI · NICE NG249 · NICE · NHS · HMRC Notice 701/7 · SI 2014/2672
Mobility technology
Exoskeletons, explained honestly.
Wearable robotic frames that support your hips and knees as you stand and walk. They can help some people a lot. They aren't right for everyone, so we help you find out before you spend.
Stroke recovery: in a review of 10 trials, 6 found better walking, balance or endurance with exoskeleton training, and none reported serious harm. BMJ Open, 2023 · DOI
Spinal cord injury: across 41 studies, walking training in a wearable exoskeleton was found feasible and safe for people with tetraplegia. Acta Neurol Belg, 2022 · DOI
Worth knowing: skin problems, falls and device faults are common hurdles, so the right assessment and trained support matter. Clin Rehabil, 2023 · DOI
- Powered chairs & scooters
- Stairlifts
- Level-access showers
- Fall alerts & telecare
- Smart home controls
Exoskeleton suitability check
Support check
What could you be entitled to?
Six quick questions. No name or email needed to see your results.
A guide, not a decision. The DWP, Social Security Scotland or your council decide.
About 2 minutes
Money you may be entitled to
Help that most people never claim.
Attendance Allowance
For help with personal care. Not means-tested. In Scotland: Pension Age Disability Payment.
Personal Independence Payment
Daily living plus mobility parts. Not means-tested. In Scotland: Adult Disability Payment.
Disabled Facilities Grant
England. Wales up to £36,000, Northern Ireland up to £25,000. Usually means-tested.
VAT relief
On stairlifts, adjustable beds, wheelchairs and home adaptations, if you're eligible.
Carer's Allowance
For 35+ hours of care a week. In Scotland: Carer Support Payment.
Rates from GOV.UK (Attendance Allowance, PIP, DFG, VAT relief, Carer's Allowance). Rules change. General information, not financial advice.
Money calculator
Work out what you could get each week.
Uses the official 2026 to 2027 rates. Nothing you type leaves this page.
How it works
From first call to everything sorted.
A first conversation
Tell us what's getting harder. No obligation.
We look at everything
Mobility, your home and your money, together.
You get a clear plan
In simple words, to share with family.
We see it through
Forms, trials, suppliers and councils, handled.
Who we help
Whoever is making the call.
Older people
Staying independent at home.
Disabled adults
Tech and funding that fit your life.
Families and carers
Worried about a parent or partner.
Professionals
Case managers, deputies, OTs and social workers.
Questions
Good to know.
Do you provide carers?
No. We advise and coordinate, and help you find registered care providers if you need them.
Can I get in touch for my mum or dad?
Yes. We'll need their permission before we act for them, and we'll explain how to set that up.
Do you cover the whole UK?
Yes, by phone and video. Rules differ in Scotland and Northern Ireland, and we'll make sure your advice fits where you live.
Can I get an exoskeleton on the NHS?
Personal exoskeletons are rarely funded by the NHS today. Some rehab centres use them in therapy. We'll help you look at grants, charities and other routes.
How much does it cost?
The first conversation has no obligation. We'll always tell you any cost upfront.
Talk to us
Tell us what's going on.
We'll reply within one working day, the way that suits you.
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm