Transform Night-Time Care
Ally is a resident acoustic monitoring system for care homes. It’s easy to install, secure and provides immediate benefits for owners, staff and residents.
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Learn how Ally can help your home, staff and residents.
Real Value for care homes
Ally’s Resident Monitor uses sensors and AI to monitor care home residents when alone in their rooms during the night. The system alerts staff instantly when residents require care, freeing staff from time-consuming regular checks that often wake up sleeping residents.
NHSE, ICB and customer research shows that care homes using Ally have slashed bedroom falls by 63%, decreased hospital visits by 56%, improved residents’ sleep time by 50% and given carers back 30% more time to care.
Proven Savings:
%
Fewer Night-Time Falls
%
Fewer Hospital Admissions
%
More Sleep Time For Residents
%
Time Released For Staff
Benefits For Everyone
For Residents
Residents at care homes using Ally sleep more peacefully and get assistance faster when they need it. They are cared for by happier, more engaged staff.
For Staff
Staff are empowered to provide better assistance, and more person centered care, all with 30% more time. Staff using Ally stay longer and report higher satisfaction levels.
For Owners
Using Ally improves residents’ care outcomes, staff satisfaction, and marketability, typically delivering a 7X ROI, improved staff retention and increased bed occupancy.
For Partners
Ally is committed to improving the care technology ecosystem. As a member of CASPA we work to develop standards and promote interoperability between platforms.
For Councils and Government
Proudly supported by NHS Digital, Ally works to develop products and services that reduce the pressures on local authorities and medical systems. During the COVID-19 we’ve been tailoring our services to enhance infection control and early detection. Ally qualified for the UK’s Infection Control Fund.
What People Say
“Ally’s Resident Monitor solution exemplifies how technology can deliver personalised remote monitoring that is proactive rather than reactive to incidents, ultimately enhancing the well-being of residents.”
“The welfare and safety of our residents is our key priority at all times. The ability to monitor remotely day and night is a huge benefit to our teams who are under additional pressure due to COVID-19.”
“Using Ally has been transformative for our night-time care. My night staff are no longer taken away from residents to do regular checks, provide care only when needed, and have so much more knowledge of our residents’ needs, are much happier and more engaged.”
How It Works
Ally uses a wifi-connected monitor, plugged into each resident’s room, to detect changes in their sleep through sound and motion during the night. Care staff simply switch it on for each resident at bedtime.
Our AI technology learns to differentiate between resident activity and normal background signals to detect when residents are calling for help, are awake and active, unusually restless, or in discomfort. Care staff simply check alerts on a smartphone, review sensor data, listen to audio samples, and assess whether residents need their assistance.
Get an ROI Estimate
One of the challenges for any care home when deciding to deploy new technology is the costs vs benefits received, or return on investment (ROI).
Interested in seeing how Ally’s Resident Monitor can save you organisation time and money while improving care? Enter your bed number and night-time check schedule to generate an estimate of both time and resource savings with Ally.
News & Resources
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