Your life is the starting point.
We bring your medical history, daily challenges and personal goals into one conversation. Home, work and money pressures matter too. Your clinician decides which assessments are useful.
Explore the care modelThe connected care model
One person.
One shared direction.
Your clinician sets the medical direction. Your coach helps you make it work in everyday life, connecting your goals, habits and the support around you.
Care is a team effort.Your goals connect the conversation.
At the centre. Between visits.
Support that
stays connected.
Meet your team in person. Follow your agreed plan at home. Bring useful observations back for review.
Explore the people and support around you.
Your life.At the centre.
Your clinician sets the medical direction and reviews the next step.
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The MiMo360 way
Care is a journey.
Keep it connected.
From the first conversation to the next meaningful step, your plan keeps moving with you.
One direction. A connected team.
Your clinician sets the medical direction. A coach connects your goals with suitable rehabilitation, nutrition, psychological care and practical support.
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Make the plan part of life.
Your coach helps you turn agreed goals into workable routines, check in on progress and discuss what gets in the way. Centre and home support follow your needs.
Explore the care model
Progress leads to the next step.
You, your coach and the care team revisit your goals and observations. Your clinician reviews medical needs and arranges specialist or hospital referral when appropriate.
Explore the care modelYour coach, between appointments
A care plan needs a place in your life.
Your clinician sets the clinical direction. Your coach helps you choose practical goals, build habits, check in and coordinate the next step with your care team.
- Choose a goal
- Make it workable
- Check in together
Ask your centre how coaching and follow-up fit your programme.
You + your coach
- Home
- Work or business
- Care costs
- Your priorities
Financial wellbeing
Money belongs in the wellbeing conversation.
Money worries can contribute to stress. There is room to discuss what feels difficult, whether it concerns home, work, your business or paying for care.
What can support look like?
Practical organisation, general budgeting education and manageable next steps. Start with your priorities; your centre confirms the support available.
Can we plan around care costs?
Ask about programme costs, visit frequency, travel and time away from work before you commit. Bring the questions that matter to you.
What needs specialist help?
Personal or business questions about debt, tax, investments or legal matters may need qualified specialist advice. Ask about appropriate referral options.
Further reading: NHS: money worries and mental health
People make the connection
Your team, around you.
The mix of professionals follows your needs. Your centre confirms who is involved, how you will meet and when review happens.
Clinician
Sets the clinical direction, reviews suitability and makes medical decisions.
Coach
Your ongoing point of support for goals, habits, follow-through and coordination. Makes room for home, work and financial wellbeing, with the right professional input when needed.
Rehabilitation professional
Works on movement, function and everyday activities within the agreed plan.
Psychologist
Supports emotional health, adjustment and clinically appropriate psychological care.
Nutrition professional
Helps translate relevant nutrition advice into practical everyday choices.
You & your family
Bring your goals, preferences and everyday experience into the plan.
A plan should fit
into your life.
Your coach helps organise the steps between visits, from routines and appointments to pressures at home or work. Your clinician guides medical care. Digital support is used where suitable and available.
See how the pieces fit your life.
Follow a connection to understand what happens between appointments.
Care, across places.
Care can move in both directions, as your needs change.
MiMo360 guideExplore at your own pace
Which connection would you like to explore?
My clinician and care team+
A useful starting point
The clinician sets the medical direction. Rehabilitation, nutrition, psychology and coaching connect around your needs. Your centre agrees who is involved and how the team works together.
My coach, between visits+
A useful starting point
Your coach is your ongoing partner in putting the plan into practice. Discuss manageable goals, daily routines and personal or work pressures. Agree check-ins and how concerns reach your care team. Your clinician remains responsible for medical decisions.
How coaching worksWorking with my hospital+
A useful starting point
Referral works in both directions: appropriate specialist care when needed, and continuing support around the treating team’s instructions.
Explore the referral approachWhat would you like to know next?
Can we discuss money or work pressures?↗
Money worries can be part of the wellbeing conversation, including care costs, household responsibilities and pressures at work. Your coach can help you organise priorities and explore practical money habits. This is financial wellbeing education, not advice on financial products.
Explore financial wellbeing supportHow does review work?↗
Your goals, everyday experience and useful observations inform the next conversation. Your clinician decides what to measure and when the plan should change.
Explore meaningful measurementWhat is available locally?↗
Each centre confirms its professional team, facilities, appointments and the support suitable for you. Explore the published centre details, then speak with the local team.
Find your centreAn interactive service guide. Your choices stay on this page.
A few things to know.
Do I need a diagnosis before speaking to MiMo360?
No. You can begin with your goals or concerns. A qualified clinician determines whether assessment, a programme or referral to another service is appropriate.
Does MiMo360 replace my treating specialist?
Your existing specialist remains important. With your agreement, the care plan can reflect their advice and return useful observations for review.
Is every programme the same length?
No. Goals, health status and the support you need shape the duration and review schedule. Ask the team about your proposed programme before enrolling.
Can I get all support at home?
The balance of centre sessions and home support depends on your needs, safety and local availability. Confirm the arrangement with the team.
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Let’s find your next step.
Find your local team. Explore what is available and the right place to begin.