Preventative care platform
Assistiv Services is for the people who fall between existing services. Managing independently, but one event from needing help. We provide the support, tools, and connections that help people stay in control — chosen by them, at their pace, centred on what they actually want.
Margaret, 78, Faversham. Lives alone. Manages well most days. Worries about the nights. Her daughter worries more. No one has suggested anything helpful until now.
David, carer, lives 60 miles away. Calls every evening. Cannot always tell if she is really fine or being reassuring. Would give anything for visibility without intrusion.
PCN Social Prescribing Link Worker. Sees people who need support before they need services. Needs somewhere safe and dignified to refer them that is not a waiting list.
"The goal is not to remove dependency. It is to make it chosen."Positive Interdependence — Assistiv design philosophy
Around 3.5 million people nationally sit in a gap that existing systems have no answer for. Above the threshold for independence, below the threshold for formal care. Invisible to the NHS until something goes wrong. Invisible to social services until crisis.
The Missing Middle are not failing to cope because they lack resilience. They lack the right support, at the right time, in the right form. That is what Assistiv Services exists to provide.
The onboarding conversation is not an assessment. It is an invitation. The person sets the agenda. They name what independence means to them, what they want to protect, and what they are open to. Everything Assistiv does flows from that.
Sensors and technology are only ever introduced in direct response to something the person has said they want. Not a package. Not a default. A response to a named need, at a pace that feels right.
From first conversation to family connection, passive sensing, and human response — every layer of Assistiv works as a single coherent system around the person.
Each part of the platform can stand alone. Together, they create something no single intervention achieves: continuous, dignified support that wraps around a person's life without intruding on it.
No single perspective tells the whole story of how someone is doing. Assistiv brings three together each month, across six quality-of-life domains, and pays closest attention to where they differ.
Every piece of information Assistiv handles sits at one of three levels. The level determines what is shared, with whom, and when. Nothing moves up a level without your explicit consent. This architecture runs consistently across every component of the platform.
Every device that enters your home comes with a plain-language Data Transparency Label. No jargon. No small print. Just a clear statement of what the sensor captures, what it shares, and with whom. You are the owner of this information. Nothing flows without your consent.
Every technology choice is filtered through one question: does this serve the person's independence, or does it quietly undermine it? Assistiv is not surveillance. It is infrastructure that people choose, on their own terms, for their own reasons.
Assistiv produces measurable outcomes at the level of the individual, their family, and the commissioning system. The Kent ICB pilot projection models £1.2m in system savings against £88k commissioning cost in the first quarter alone.
Assistiv Services is grounded in validated frameworks and built with the guidance of leading academic and clinical voices in ageing, social care outcomes, data science, and public policy.
Assistiv Services is the third stage of a closed-loop ecosystem. Intelligence identifies where people are at risk. Screening finds them. Services supports them. Every outcome feeds back to sharpen the whole.
We are in active conversation with NHS commissioners, ICBs, PCNs, housing providers, and technology partners. If you are working in early intervention, ageing-in-place, or community care — we would be glad to speak.
Prefer email? Write to us directly: simon@assistiv.co