The Future Potential Impact

My Emergency Plan

Line graph showing projected NHS cost savings cost savings in billions of pounds on the y-axis and number of patients with plans on the x-axis. There is 50% and 70% hospital reduction lines to illustrate low and high cost savings.

Data for these projections based on our second continuous audit cycle . This potential impact is further supported by our wider experience delivering hundreds of care plans combined with national averages on hospital admissions for frail patients — all benchmarked conservatively using the lowest credible cost estimates.

  • A voice for every vulnerable patient
    → No more patients lost in the system — each one has a plan, a preference, and a pathway.

  • 50% to 70% reduction in avoidable hospital admissions
    → That’s tens of thousands of ambulance trips and hospital beds freed up each year.

  • Faster ambulance response times
    → With fewer avoidable 999 calls, urgent emergencies get seen faster.

  • Shorter A+E wait times
    → Reduces pressure on the front line and unclogs the bottleneck.

  • Fewer avoidable deaths in hospitals
    → More people able to die in peace, at home or in hospice — on their terms.

  • Improved NHS staff morale and burnout prevention
    → A clearer, calmer system supports the people holding it up.

  • Significant NHS cost savings per year (UK estimate)
    → Scaled to 1 million patients — funds that can be reinvested upstream to strength community teams.

  • Global potential: a blueprint for ageing societies
    → The UK can lead the way, but this is scalable to any nation facing frailty, ageing, and resource strain.