As we mark Global Accessibility Awareness Day, the UK care sector faces a reckoning, the digital tools reshaping home care and community health services are, for too many disabled and older people, simply out of reach. Continue reading Global Accessibility Awareness Day: Why Digital Accessibility In Home Care Can No Longer Be An Afterthought
An AI-native clinical documentation platform has secured its biggest enterprise contract to date, covering a census of approximately 2,700 patients, a development that underscores how artificial intelligence is reshaping the operational backbone of non-acute care. Continue reading AI Documentation Platform Lands Largest-Ever Enterprise Deal In Home Care
The National Institute for Health and Care Research has awarded more than £5 million to nine UK projects testing AI, virtual reality, and smart home technology in social care settings. Continue reading NIHR Invests £5.4m In Digital Technology To Transform UK Social Care
Calls for tougher accessible housing targets are placing fresh attention on the relationship between housing design, digital health and the future of care at home. As councils argue that higher accessibility standards are achievable, care providers and technology firms say better-designed homes could reduce pressure on NHS community services and support more independent living across the UK care sector.
Continue reading Accessible Homes Push Could Accelerate UK Care Technology Adoption
A proposed £7.4 billion investment in digital health could reshape how care is delivered across the UK, with a strong shift towards community services and home-based care. The strategy points to a move away from buying new systems and towards improving productivity, workflows and outcomes through smarter use of technology.
Continue reading £7.4bn NHS Tech Plan Signals Major Shift Towards Home and Community Care
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