PRSB-conformant plans
Care plans built to the PRSB Personalised Care and Support Plan standard — an NHS-owned standard, and the conformance buyers look for.
Care planning that keeps upwith the person.
PRSB-conformant care plans, an About Me that puts the person first, and reviews that come round on their own — with the clinical assessment tools built in, scored and trended, not bolted on as flat forms.
The problem
The plan that no longer matches the resident.
A care plan is only as good as its last honest review. On paper, reviews slip — the annual review drifts to fourteen months, then eighteen, and the plan quietly stops describing the person actually being cared for. By the time anyone notices, it is a risk, an incident, or an inspection finding.
A plan should change when the person changes — and it should be impossible to lose track of when it is due.
Care planning
Everything a care plan should be.
About Me
The person before the diagnosis — what matters to them, how they like to be supported, who is important to them, in their own words.
Reviews that self-schedule
Review cycles that come round on their own, with reminders before a plan goes out of date — not fourteen months later.
Native assessment tools
MUST, Waterlow, Barthel, 4AT and more — scored, trended and live on the plan, not flat PDFs filed and forgotten.
Goal & outcome tracking
Goals set with the person and progress tracked over time — the outcomes evidence the 2026 CQC framework asks for.
GP Connect-ready
A resident’s current medications, allergies and recent GP encounters at the point of care — switches on once our DSCR assurance completes.
Built in, not bolted on
The assessment tools, live on the plan.
Assessment tools are too often flat forms — a PDF you fill in and file. FlexiEle's are live: scored automatically, trended over time, and surfaced on the care plan the moment a score moves into a range that needs action.
A rising MUST score or a Waterlow change is a prompt, not a piece of paper in a folder.
- MUST — malnutrition risk
- Waterlow — pressure-ulcer risk
- Barthel Index — activities of daily living
- 4AT — delirium screening
- FAST — dementia functional staging
- PHQ-9 & GAD-7 — mood and anxiety
- NEWS2 — clinical deterioration
Inspection-ready
The evidence a good care plan builds.
Care planning is where two of the 2026 framework's Key Lines of Enquiry are won or lost — Effective KLOE 1, Assessing needs, and Caring KLOE 2, Person-centred care. A holistic, regularly-reviewed, person-centred plan is the evidence — and FlexiEle files it against the right KLOE as you write it.
See it for yourself
See a care plan built in FlexiEle.
Book a 20-minute demo and we'll walk through a real care plan — About Me, the assessment tools, the review cycle — on a resident like yours. No slides, no pressure.