Demo case · Disabilities and autism

Amir moves into his own flat

How a supported-living service builds a plan around Amir’s routines, with his support staff and his parents working from the same plan.

This person and story are fictional. The screens are from the TailorPath app with sample data, so names and details on them differ from the story.

Meet Amir, 21

A young autistic man who likes trains and clear routines. He is moving from his parents’ home into a supported-living flat and wants to cook simple meals and travel to his day programme on his own.

Goals they set together

Make breakfast on his own, following picture steps
Take the bus to his day programme
Call his parents twice a week

The plan, step by step

Step 1His case manager
A plan from the service’s template
The case manager starts from the service’s daily-living template and adapts it with Amir and his parents to his routines and interests.
Step 2Amir
The layout that suits him
Amir chose the colorful layout: big tiles with pictures, and every screen can be read aloud.
Step 3Amir
His day, one step at a time
Each morning he sees what is next, with the time and a picture. When he finishes a mission, he taps End and the next one comes up.
Step 4Support staff
Staff work from the same missions
Support staff on each shift work from the same missions in the web app. They see how many are completed, active or missed, and add a new mission when Amir is ready for the next step, instead of passing notes between shifts.
Step 5His parents
Parents as partners
His parents answer a monthly questionnaire and can message the team. They see what their role in the plan allows, and Amir’s privacy is respected.
Step 6The professional team
Progress the whole team can see
At the quarterly meeting, the team, Amir and his parents look at each goal’s score over time and agree on the next step.