Assistive Technology or, Telecare, is a flexible range of sensors that minimise
the risks associated with independent living. Care Directions has long felt that
potential users of Telecare technology and their carers have not been adequately
informed of the uses and advantages. We are delighted that the 'All About
Telecare' section of our website has been so well received as essential
guidance.
Focusing on the user
Telecare solutions can be
tailored to match the needs of an individual - to provide a personalised level
of care that is unique to them. Solutions can range from a few sensors to
monitor environmental risks, to more complete packages that help users manage
long-term health conditions.
Telecare began with a simple alarm and
pendant worn by the user which allows them to raise an alert with a carer,
family member or monitoring centre. The technology has now evolved to address a
wide range of issues such as risks from falls, fire, flooding, health concerns
and gas leaks.
the risks associated with independent living. Care Directions has long felt that
potential users of Telecare technology and their carers have not been adequately
informed of the uses and advantages. We are delighted that the 'All About
Telecare' section of our website has been so well received as essential
guidance.
Focusing on the user
Telecare solutions can be
tailored to match the needs of an individual - to provide a personalised level
of care that is unique to them. Solutions can range from a few sensors to
monitor environmental risks, to more complete packages that help users manage
long-term health conditions.
Telecare began with a simple alarm and
pendant worn by the user which allows them to raise an alert with a carer,
family member or monitoring centre. The technology has now evolved to address a
wide range of issues such as risks from falls, fire, flooding, health concerns
and gas leaks.
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