In the UK’s overburdened care sector, truly person-centred care often feels like a luxury. With staffing shortages, rising demand and complex compliance requirements, providers are stretched thin, leaving little time to focus on what matters most: the individual. However, there … Read More
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The Future of Domiciliary Care: How AI Can Help Solve The Sector’s Funding And Workforce Crisis
The UK domiciliary care sector is at a tipping point. With rising demand and limited resources, home care providers are facing two major challenges: chronic underfunding and critical staff shortages. But where traditional solutions are falling short, AI and digital … Read More
Are You AI Curious?
If you run a care business in the UK, chances are you’ve heard about AI being the “next big thing.” But with limited hours in the day and a never-ending to-do list, it can be hard to separate hype from … Read More
AI vs Standard Digital Care Planning
Gone are the days when home care software was as enticing as watching paint dry. With Architecture from Health Automated, we’re not just entering the future; we’re making it wear a party hat and do the macarena. This AI-powered party … Read More
How AI can future-proof social care
In the dynamic landscape of home care, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) emerges as a transformative catalyst, fundamentally reshaping the way care is administered and experienced. This comprehensive exploration transcends surface-level insights, delving deep into the concept of “Future-Proofing … Read More
Collaboration – Teamwork makes the dream work!
Collaboration is a key ingredient in creating innovative software for the care sector. Involving end-users in the innovation process is crucial to ensure that the software meets their needs and is user-friendly. The importance of involving end-users when innovating cannot … Read More
Leveraging AI can be a game changer for your social care business.
Social care is a critical aspect of the healthcare system that is often underfunded, understaffed, and quite frankly forgotten about! It would be easier to think that COVID is to blame for the pressure on social care however England’s crisis … Read More