At home
Parents & carers
Logging behaviour, remembering the morning meltdown, hoping the teacher understands — and having nowhere to write it down that anyone will read.
Neurodevelopmental care coordination
One child. One plan.
One team that actually talks to each other.
Rconnected is the shared care plan for children with additional needs — used by families at home, teachers and SENCOs at school, and clinicians in the NHS. One record. Updated together. In real time.
Built onThe TaMHS model — NELFT NHS Foundation Trust, 2010–2011·UK GDPR & DPA 2018·DCB0129 / DCB0160 aligned
The problem
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Most children with additional needs are supported by three separate systems — home, school, and their clinical team — that don’t share a plan, a record, or a language. The child is the one who pays for that gap.
Three worlds, one child
At school
Teachers & SENCOs
Adjusting the classroom for a child whose plan sits in a clinician's drawer. Reinventing strategies a CAMHS team already wrote down.
In the NHS
CAMHS clinicians
Making care decisions on fifty-minute appointments, without real data from the other six-and-a-half days the child actually lives.
The solution
A single care plan, written by all three.
A parent logs a difficult morning at breakfast. The SENCO sees it before registration and reaches for the visual timetable. The clinician spots the pattern in the weekly graph, not at the next six-month appointment. For the first time, the three people who care about the child are looking at the same page.
See how it works →The evidence
Not a theory. A model the NHS already delivered.
The TaMHS programme — delivered across schools in Barking & Dagenham by our co-founder Miguel Estrada as Clinical Lead at NELFT NHS Foundation Trust — produced these outcomes for children with neurodevelopmental needs. Rconnected digitises the method so any school, any trust, any family can run it.
Read the full evidence base →40%
improvement in behavioural outcomes
35%
improvement in social-emotional development
30%
improvement in academic progress
Source: TaMHS Annual Report 2010–2011 · NELFT NHS Foundation Trust
Who it’s for
Three pages, same child.
For schools
A SENCO's workload, halved.
Behaviour tracking, EHCP evidence, SIMS / Arbor / Bromcom integration, and a plan the whole team can actually follow.
Learn more →For the NHS
Clinical reach between appointments.
See real behaviour data, run functional analyses, track medication, and close the feedback loop with schools and families.
Learn more →For families
Someone is finally listening.
Free for parents and carers. Log what's happening at home. See the plan. Know the team is on the same page.
Learn more →- DCB0129 alignedclinical risk management
- DCB0160 aligneddeployment safety
- DSPT in progressNHS Data Security toolkit
- UK GDPR & DPA 2018ICO registered