Proactive Care: The Future of Well-Being in Social Care
In the March edition of Care Agenda, we explore how shifting from reactive to proactive care is transforming resident well-being in care homes. Instead of responding to issues after they arise, real-time insights into sleep patterns, mobility, and behaviour can help care teams intervene earlier—leading to better health, greater engagement, and improved quality of life.
Thomas Tredinnick, CEO & Co-Founder of Ally Cares, explains:
“Care isn’t just about responding to problems—it’s about preventing them. By equipping care teams with deeper insights, they can take action before issues escalate, ensuring residents experience better health, comfort, and connection every day.”
The article explores how Ally’s resident monitoring technology is already helping care homes:
- Improve sleep quality by identifying disruptions and making adjustments
- Enhance pain management by spotting early signs of discomfort
- Encourage engagement by ensuring residents are well-rested and active
- Reduce unnecessary disturbances while ensuring safety and independence
By adopting insight-driven care, care homes can deliver more personalised support, improve resident well-being, and strike the right balance between safety, privacy, and independence.
Read the full article in the March edition of Care Agenda to learn more.