A specialist language model
Less time writing up.
More time with people.
The Social Care model from the Institute of AI is made for social care casework. Write up assessments, draft care plans and check thresholds, with AI built, hosted and maintained in the UK.
The work around the visit
The judgement is yours.
The recording can be helped.
Bring the visit notes, the referral or the concern. The Social Care model helps organise them into a clear draft for the practitioner to check and sign.
- 01
Write the assessment up
Turn visit notes into an assessment that follows the council’s format and keeps the person’s own words.
Care Act eligibility - 02
Draft the care plan
Set out outcomes, support and review in plain English, ready for the person and their family to read.
Care and support planning - 03
Check the threshold
Weigh a concern against the safeguarding thresholds and say what the statutory duty is and what happens next.
Safeguarding thresholds
Casework recording, against the statute it has to meet.
Pick a case. The IoAI Social Care model works from the Care Act, the Children Act and the safeguarding thresholds, and shows its source with every answer.
Care Act assessment
Visit notes written up against the eligibility outcomes, with the person’s own goal leading.
Social worker: Home visit notes: older adult living alone, struggling with the stairs and with meals, daughter visits at weekends, wants to stay at home. Write up the assessment. Social Care: Two of the ten specified outcomes are engaged, which meets the threshold of two or more. Eligibility also requires needs arising from a physical or mental impairment or illness, and a significant impact on wellbeing as a result. Neither can be settled from visit notes alone, so the draft records what is known and flags the rest to confirm with the person. Source: Care Act eligibility
Illustrative examples. Always review output before use.
Sovereignty and control
UK infrastructure.
Built to be trusted.
Know where your model runs, how your data is used and how your team can review its work.
Discuss data and deployment requirementsSovereign by design
Built, hosted and maintained in the UK by the Institute of AI.
Never trained on your data
Your prompts and documents are never used to train, tune or improve the model.
Secure by default
Encrypted in transit and at rest, with an audit trail for every request and every answer.
Shows its working
Every answer names the service it belongs to and the policy or guidance it rests on, so a person can check it.
Three ways to use it
Put the model inside your own systems: the case management record, referral forms and the duty desk.
Request
POST /v1/models/social-care/answers
{
"question": "Is a carer entitled to an assessment in her own right?",
"context": "Spouse caring for adult with dementia",
"cite": true
}Response
{
"answer": "Yes. Where a carer appears to have needs for support, the authority must assess those needs, whatever the outcome of the adult's assessment.",
"service": "Adult social care",
"source": "Care Act carer's assessment",
"audit_id": "req_9e24…"
}Questions
What happens to what we send?
It is used to answer your request and nothing else. It is never used to train, tune or improve the model. It is encrypted in transit and at rest, and every request and answer is recorded so you can see what was asked and what came back.
Where does the model run?
In the UK. The Social Care model is built, hosted and maintained in the UK by the Institute of AI.
Which guidance does it draw on?
The Care Act and its statutory guidance, the Children Act, Working Together to Safeguard Children, and the local thresholds you provide. Every answer names the duty or guidance it rests on so it can be checked.
How do we access the model?
Access is by request. Tell the Institute of AI which authority or provider you work for and what you would use the model for. The Social Care model is available through a secure chat workspace, an API or agents.
The IoAI Social Care model
Give the day back to practice.
Tell us about your authority or service, the casework you want to support and your data requirements.