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Fast, clinician-led home safety assessments for your patients, with a clear, shareable report delivered within 48 hours.

A Trusted Referral Partner for
Home Safety Assessment

Their Home, Made Safer

What Happens Next?

  • Submit your enquiry using the form
  • We will call or email you within one working day to confirm your appointment date and time
  • We will send you a brief confirmation with everything you need to know before the visit
  • Your assessor will arrive at the agreed time, and from there, you can leave everything to us

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Interactive Assessment Preview

See What We Find In a Typical Home

Hover over the coloured dots to discover the hazards our clinically trained assessors identify. Things that are easy to miss but important to fix before an accident happens.

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Typical elderly persons kitchen showing multiple safety hazards identified by 360 Home Check
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Red: Immediate Risk
Loose, Unsecured Rug
This rug has no non-slip backing and a raised edge, one of the most common causes of falls at home. It should be removed or replaced with a non-slip alternative immediately.
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Red: Immediate Risk
Items Stored at Unsafe Height
Reaching above shoulder height, especially from a step stool, is a leading cause of serious falls and fragility fractures in older adults.
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Red: Immediate Risk
Tea Towel on Gas Cooker
Fabric left on or near a gas hob is a serious fire hazard. This risk increases with age, particularly if there are any cognitive changes affecting awareness of the cooker being left on.
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Red: Immediate Risk
Step Stool Left in Walkway
A step stool left in the centre of the kitchen is a serious trip hazard, especially at night or when carrying items. Using a step stool at all significantly increases fall risk for older adults.
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Red: Immediate Risk
Wet Spill, No Mat
A visible water spill with no non-slip mat creates an extremely high slip risk. A wet-rated non-slip mat near the sink and regular floor checks should be introduced straight away.
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Amber: Address Soon
Cluttered Worktop and Trailing Cables
A crowded worktop reduces safe working space, and trailing cables from the toaster and kettle create both a pull and trip risk. Reorganising and cable-managing this area significantly reduces hazard.
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Amber: Address Soon
Heavy Items on High Shelving
Stacked plates and heavy crockery on open shelves at head height are at risk of falling. Reaching for them without a support rail poses a significant balance risk for older adults.
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Amber: Address Soon
No Support Rail at Sink
Standing at the sink for extended periods without a stable support point is a balance risk, particularly for those with frailty or reduced lower limb strength. A simple grab rail addresses this.
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Green: Good Practice
Under-Cabinet Task Lighting
Good quality under-cabinet lighting is already in place, excellent practice. It clearly illuminates the worktop, reducing the risk of misjudging surfaces, sharp edges, and hot items.
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Red
Immediate
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Amber
Address Soon
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Green
Good Practice

Every 360 Home Check report uses a clear Red, Amber and Green system so families know exactly what needs attention and in what order.

Red: Act Immediately 5 found

Serious hazards that pose an immediate risk of a fall, injury, or fire. We recommend addressing these within days of receiving your report.

Amber: Address Soon 3 found

Risks that should be resolved in the near term. Not immediately dangerous, but worth acting on before they develop into something more serious.

Green: Good Practice 1 found

Existing adaptations and safe habits already working well. We highlight these so families can build on what is already helping.

This is just the kitchen.

A full 360 Home Check covers every room inside and out, including bathrooms, stairs, hallways, and outdoor spaces. Most families are surprised by what we find.

The Report

Clear, Actionable Findings You Can Act On Immediately

Not a generic checklist. A personalised, room-by-room assessment tailored to how you actually live in your home.

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Traffic Light Ratings

Red, Amber, and Green ratings make priorities instantly clear. No jargon, no ambiguity.

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Whole-Home Coverage

Every room assessed including bathroom, stairs, kitchen, bedroom, garden, and more.

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Practical Recommendations

Specific, achievable suggestions from grab rails to lighting improvements.

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Plain-Language Summary

Written to be shared with family members, GPs, or social workers if needed.

360 Home Check Report
Sample · [Client Name] · [Address] · [Date]
Urgent Review Safe
Bathroom — grab rail & wet floor risk
Hallway — lighting & trip hazards
Living room — furniture arrangement
Staircase — handrail & visibility
Kitchen — safety & accessibility
Bedroom — night-time safety
External — garden & pathways●
Heating & ventilation check●
Sample report. Request a full sample PDF →
Assessed by a registered nurse · Personalised to your health and lifestyle

PRICE GUIDE

What Will It Cost You?

One fixed fee covers everything,  and could save your family far more than you might expect.

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Standard Assessment

£699 + VAT

  • Full whole-home safety assessment (inside & outside)
  • 2–3 hour visit by a registered clinician
  • Personalised RAG-rated written report within 5 days
  • Practical, prioritised recommendations
  • Post-report phone call to discuss findings
  • Pay in full or spread the cost
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Without an Assessment

Potentially £1000+

  • No clear picture of where the risks actually are
  • Hazards go unnoticed until something goes wrong
  • Fall or hospital admission can cost £4,000 – £10,000+
  • Home care packages starting from £1,200 per week
  • Residential care from £35,000 – £55,000 per year
  • Reactive decisions made under pressure and in crisis
  • Family disagreements about what needs to change and when
  • Adaptations bought without professional guidance, often wasted
  • Months or years of worry with no plan in place
  • No record of the home's safety for future reference
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How it works

From booking to report in days, not weeks

Four simple steps stand between you and a safer, more confident home life.

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STEP 1:
Book Online

Choose a date and time that works for you. We offer flexible slots, including evenings and weekends.

STEP 2:
We Come to You

One of our trained clinicians visits your home, usually within days of booking, and spends 2–3 hours on a thorough assessment.

STEP 3:
You Receive Your Report

Within 5 working days you'll receive a clear, personalised RAG-rated written report with practical recommendations.

STEP 4:
We're Here to Help

We're available to discuss your report, answer questions, and help you understand your next steps,  by phone or email.

What clients say

Families Who Chose Peace Of Mind

360 Home Check serves three different people, each with different needs. Find your path below.

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Matt was brilliant — incredibly knowledgeable but also genuinely kind. My dad felt comfortable the whole time. The report was clear and we now have a proper plan.
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James Willem
Hertfordshire
Matt was brilliant — incredibly knowledgeable but also genuinely kind. My dad felt comfortable the whole time. The report was clear and we now have a proper plan.
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James Willem
Hertfordshire
Matt was brilliant — incredibly knowledgeable but also genuinely kind. My dad felt comfortable the whole time. The report was clear and we now have a proper plan.
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James Willem
Hertfordshire
Matt was brilliant — incredibly knowledgeable but also genuinely kind. My dad felt comfortable the whole time. The report was clear and we now have a proper plan.
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James Willem
Hertfordshire

FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

Still wondering about something? We’re happy to talk it through before you book.

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A typical assessment takes around 2 to 3 hours. This includes an initial conversation about your health and lifestyle, a thorough room-by-room inspection of the inside and outside of your home, and time at the end to summarise key findings and answer your questions.
360 Home Check is a private service. While the NHS does offer some falls prevention and occupational therapy services, demand is high and waiting times can be lengthy. Our service is designed to be fast, thorough, and available to you right now without waiting for a referral.
All assessments are carried out by one of our trained Home Safety Consultants, all of whom have backgrounds as registered nurses or senior NHS health and care professionals. Every assessor is DBS-checked, fully insured, and committed to treating your home and privacy with complete respect.
You will receive your personalised written report within 5 working days of the assessment. The report uses a clear Red, Amber and Green rating system and plain language, written to be easily shared with family, a GP, or social services if helpful.
Yes. We offer the option to pay in full (£699 + VAT) or to spread the cost across instalments. Contact us before booking if you would like to discuss payment options and we will find an arrangement that works for you.
Our recommendations are always practical and prioritised. We include low-cost and no-cost changes alongside bigger suggestions. We can also point you toward local council grants, occupational therapy services, and charities that help fund home adaptations for older adults.
Yes. Our assessors are experienced in working with people living with dementia and other cognitive conditions. We adapt our approach to the individual, always working with compassion, patience, and respect. The family or carer is welcome to be present throughout the visit.
Our Team

Trusted Health Professionals, Not Handypeople

Every 360 Home Check is carried out by someone with deep NHS and clinical care experience. Hover or tap a card to learn more.

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