The collaboration is set to help people, especially the elderly, blind and those who can’t access the internet through conventional means, take control of their healthcare.
Solutions
The Minister of Care said plans to deliver more retirement communities will feature in the Social Care Green Paper, when it appears.
The new service aims to bridge the gap between health and social care and free up NHS resources, as well as support customers to avoid hospital admissions where possible.
The companies join Home Instead, Hallmark Care Homes, Walden Care and WCS Care as fellow founding partners of the group.
Digital Social Care will fund and support digital projects focused on finding solutions to some of the sector’s challenges.
The information leaflet offers carers advice on how to recognise that a person with dementia is in pain and how to alleviate it.
The paper is the first of a number of resources that CASPA will be promoting to assist providers with the transition to digital care systems.
Digital Social Care is a new dedicated space providing advice and support to the adult social care sector on technology and data protection.
An apps library has been launched to provide a place for users to find safe, trusted apps that offer information and guidance on the condition.
More than 1,700 people are set to benefit from improved home care services and plans to reduce hospital bed-blocking.