What changes if one helper disappears?
A stress test, not a forecast. Press the button and watch what depends on her daughter.
How to read this page. Press Remove her daughter’s help. Outings that need a ride turn red, the people she reaches through them are marked, and the score drops to its certain floor. The slider lets you explore partial help.
or explore: how much can her daughter help?
What happens to her outings
🏠
Moving around hometwice a day
Possible🌿
Yard / entranceevery day
Possible🚶
Daily walk to local shopevery day
Possible☕
Wednesday discussion group (service centre)once a week
Possible🛍️
Saturday market / pharmacyonce a week
Possible💛
Monthly visit to sister in next townabout once a month
PossibleAnd to the people she meets
💛
Sisterreached through the same rides
Intact👥
Wednesday discussion groupreached through the same rides
Intact🙂
Friend Liisareached through the same rides
IntactHer friend, the group and her sister are reached through the same rides, so they are at risk too.
The model’s score
–from–on the Life-Space Assessment (0–120)
Certain floorOnly if unchecked backups work (at most –)Usual level (–)
–
Her network
Why a range? The certain floor counts only backups that have been checked. The pale part is what might be possible if unchecked ideas work out. TIEFORGE never reports that part as a result.
Technical details
Scores come from the Life-Space Assessment model (five levels, frequency, independence). Winter lowers walking outings and the usual level. Partial availability interpolates the helper’s share. The model’s raw best case can exceed the usual level (for Aune 69 against 61), a known artefact of counting unconfirmed alternatives; the picture caps it at the usual level and it is never reported as a result.
Invented person. Numbers are computed by the TIEFORGE research model from invented inputs; nothing here is a real participant or a clinical result.