19.5 years. The gap in life expectancy that information can start to close.
People with learning disabilities die younger. The majority of those deaths are avoidable. SafeCard Alert puts the individual-specific information that clinical teams need in their hands — before it is too late to ask.
In a life-threatening emergency, always call 999 first. SafeCard Alert helps responders help you.
The information existed. It just wasn't available at the moment it was needed.
The LeDeR programme — the NHS Learning from Lives and Deaths review — has documented this pattern year after year. Staff didn't know about a person's communication needs. Medication contraindications weren't available. What calms the person wasn't known. The information existed — it was just somewhere else.
SafeCard Alert carries that information with the person — into ambulances, A&E, police cars, schools and GP surgeries. It complements the NHS Reasonable Adjustments Digital Flag. The Flag helps information travel through NHS systems. SafeCard helps it travel with the person.
The NHS RADF has 203 tickboxes
The NHS flag helps information travel through NHS systems. SafeCard Alert has the person's words — and helps them travel everywhere else.
SafeCard Alert has
"I understand more than I can say. Please speak slowly and use simple words. I communicate best with pictures."
Built for this. Not adapted. Built for this.
Every feature in SafeCard Alert was designed with neurodivergent people and their carers — not retrofitted from a system that wasn't designed for them.
Printable hospital badge & passport World first
- Before any planned admission, print a personalised badge — clinical staff scan it for live access throughout the stay
- QR sticker on the hospital file gives every clinician the same real-time profile — consultant, agency nurse, healthcare assistant on night shift
- Always the current version — never out of date, never left at home, never seen by one person and lost
- Replaces the paper Hospital Passport entirely
Communication support
- AAC board for people who use symbols or pictures to communicate World first
- Read aloud — the profile speaks itself so a responder can listen while they help
- The person's communication preferences: how they indicate yes and no, what helps them feel safe
Carer as critical link
- Linked carer profile — both the person and their carer carry profiles, linked together
- If something happens to the carer, responders see immediately who depends on them
- One-tap private call — the carer is reached without exposing their number or address
Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training
- Every NHS trust must now train all staff. SafeCard Alert operationalises what that training creates awareness of
- The training tells staff that adjustments are needed. SafeCard Alert tells them what this person's adjustments are
- Built to work alongside — not replace — existing NHS systems
Secure document vault Coming soon
- Upload and store any document that matters — powers of attorney, deputyship orders, DNACPR decisions, advance care plans, hospital letters, EHCPs, Individual Support Plans, school healthcare plans, and anything else your loved one needs with them
- Documents travel with the person — accessible to the right tier at the right moment, never left in a filing cabinet at home
- AI-assisted extraction reads uploaded documents and pre-fills profile fields — every field reviewed and confirmed before it saves
- Identification photo upload — a recognisable photograph of the person, their belongings, wheelchair or mobility aid — directly strengthens the missing person pathway
- Encrypted storage · tiered access · you control who sees what
These are not statistics. They are people. And the majority of their deaths were avoidable.
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Every person with a learning disability deserves a responder who knows who they are. Beta Q4 2026.
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