The technology is designed to help older people stay connected with family, friends and the community, all from their TV.
David Lynes, managing director of Unique IQ, takes a look at what the future of home care technology might look like.
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The 22 year-old has designed Activity Aid to help people who experience difficulties in remembering how to carry out day-to-day tasks.
The UK housing and home care sectors will come together to share how they have innovated to support vulnerable people during the crisis.
CareLineLive has added a new feature to its total home care management system to ensure carers’ rotas allow sufficient time between visits.
Peter Glover from Farnham Integrated Care explains that digital evolution is the secret to more joined-up health and social care services.
Researchers at Northumbria University are testing a range of digital technologies to support vulnerable people to stay well in their own homes.
David Lynes, managing director of Unique IQ, explains how the crisis has driven home care providers to embrace technology.
Patients are being given devices so that medics can monitor their condition remotely, as part of the NHS drive to give people more personalised care in their own homes.
A Cambridgeshire care community has revealed how new technologies have enhanced its internal operations and ensured its commitment to staff wellbeing.