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Adults & senior care

Cognitive engagement.
At every stage of life.

ReadON extends beyond childhood learning. Explore professionally guided cognitive activities for adults, older people and senior-care communities.

ReadON for you

Start with the person and their goals.

For an adult, family caregiver or care team, the first step is a conversation about daily needs, the person’s preferences and the support available. Suitability should be considered individually.

  • Structured opportunities for cognitive engagement.
  • Guided activities planned around the person’s needs.
  • A starting point and progress observations to discuss with the care team.
  • Options to explore in home, professional and senior-care settings.
Your next steps
01

Talk through the goals

Share what matters in daily life and the support already in place.

02

Check suitability

Speak with the relevant healthcare professional before starting, especially for older adults or anyone with a medical condition.

03

Plan appropriate support

Agree the setup, supervision and review process with the provider.

Questions you may have

Let’s make it clearer.

Availability and suitability vary. Ask the team about delivery options for your location and setting.

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What is ReadON?

ReadON combines digital cognitive assessment and personalised, game-based cognitive training. It is designed to support skills involved in learning and daily life, with guidance from people who understand the learner’s needs.

How are OrangeCheck and ReadON different?

OrangeCheck is the digital cognitive assessment product. It helps establish a profile of strengths and areas that may need attention. ReadON is the structured training programme, using guided game-based activities and progress review. The team can explain which starting point fits your goals.

Is ReadON only for children who find reading difficult?

No. ReadON’s scope includes children, adolescents, adults and older people. It is explored in family, school, therapy, healthcare, rehabilitation and senior-care settings. Individual suitability should be discussed before enrolment.

Does a cognitive assessment provide a diagnosis?

No. A cognitive profile can inform a conversation with a qualified professional, but it does not replace a formal diagnostic assessment or medical advice.

A clearer next step starts here.

Tell us who you’re supporting. We’ll help you explore the right ReadON pathway.

Talk to our team