1. 1Her week
  2. 2What if?
  3. 3Options
  4. 4Decide
  5. 5Follow up

Start with her life, not a risk score

The older person says what matters to them. TIEFORGE records which outings those are, and who or what makes each one possible.

How to read this page. Each card is one thing in Aune’s week. The red tag marks the outings that exist only because of one helper. That is the hidden dependency TIEFORGE looks for.

A week in her life

🏠
Moving around hometwice a day · On her own
On her own
🌿
Yard / entranceevery day · On her own
On her own
🚶
Daily walk to local shopevery day · On her own
On her own
☕
Wednesday discussion group (service centre)once a week · Her daughter drives her
One helper, no backup
🛍️
Saturday market / pharmacyonce a week · Her daughter drives her
One helper, no backup
💛
Monthly visit to sister in next townabout once a month · Her daughter drives her
One helper, no backup
🚗
3 of 6 activities depend on one helper
Daughter drives her to all three

Remove this one helper and her model score falls by 13 of 61 points (21%). The more outings and social ties share the same helper, the more fragile the week.

Who is around her

🧓Auneat the centre🚗Daughtergives rides🏘️NeighbourPekkanot yet connected🚐Volunteerride servicenot yet connected💛Sister👥Wednesdaydiscussiongroup🙂Friend Liisa

Solid lines are people she is in touch with. Dashed circles are people or services not yet connected: ideas, not arrangements.

Invented person. Numbers are computed by the TIEFORGE research model from invented inputs; nothing here is a real participant or a clinical result.