Missed stand-ups, time that slips away, getting started on the big deliverable. Attentiv Band taps the reminders an employee sets to their wrist, quietly and without a screen.
A reminder ten minutes before a meeting or deadline, felt on the wrist and unseen by the room.
Set a time to start a task, and the band taps it to your wrist when it arrives.
It reads as a wristband, not an accommodation. Reminders arrive privately, in the meeting, on the sales floor, at the till.
Access to Work is a UK Government grant that pays for equipment and support that helps disabled people, which can include people with ADHD, do their jobs. It may fund assistive equipment like the Attentiv Band and membership, in full or in part.
You don't need a formal diagnosis letter to apply. You describe how ADHD affects your work. It isn't means-tested, though larger employers may be asked to share equipment costs.
Apply at gov.uk/access-to-work. Describe how ADHD affects your work: missed meetings, task initiation, time blindness, overwhelm. You need to be employed, about to start, or self-employed, in England, Scotland or Wales.
An assessor discusses what would help. Name the band as assistive technology. We provide a product description and a quote on letterhead.
Grants cover up to £69,260 per year of equipment and support. For employees of small employers (under 50 staff), Access to Work covers approved costs in full; larger employers may share a portion.
One invoice for the band and annual membership, for your Access to Work claim. Your Focus Profile stays yours. No data goes to your employer.
A yearly membership per employee, with the band and the full app included. Nothing to install or integrate.
A named contact, a quote for your team, and the paperwork employees need for an Access to Work application. Funding is decided by Access to Work case by case and is not guaranteed.
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Missed stand-ups, time that slips away, getting started on the big deliverable. Attentiv Band taps the reminders an employee sets to their wrist, quietly and without a screen.
A reminder ten minutes before a meeting or deadline, felt on the wrist and unseen by the room.
Set a time to start a task, and the band taps it to your wrist when it arrives.
It reads as a wristband, not an accommodation. Reminders arrive privately, in the meeting, on the sales floor, at the till.
Access to Work is a UK Government grant that pays for equipment and support that helps disabled people, which can include people with ADHD, do their jobs. It may fund assistive equipment like the Attentiv Band and membership, in full or in part.
You don't need a formal diagnosis letter to apply. You describe how ADHD affects your work. It isn't means-tested, though larger employers may be asked to share equipment costs.
Apply at gov.uk/access-to-work. Describe how ADHD affects your work: missed meetings, task initiation, time blindness, overwhelm. You need to be employed, about to start, or self-employed, in England, Scotland or Wales.
An assessor discusses what would help. Name the band as assistive technology. We provide a product description and a quote on letterhead.
Grants cover up to £69,260 per year of equipment and support. For employees of small employers (under 50 staff), Access to Work covers approved costs in full; larger employers may share a portion.
One invoice for the band and annual membership, for your Access to Work claim. Your Focus Profile stays yours. No data goes to your employer.
A yearly membership per employee, with the band and the full app included. Nothing to install or integrate.
A named contact, a quote for your team, and the paperwork employees need for an Access to Work application. Funding is decided by Access to Work case by case and is not guaranteed.