Tech adoption in aged care rarely fails due to poor tech—it fails because care, people, and systems are complex. Success depends on managing that complexity.

Smart care technologies are evolving from simple fall detectors to tools that can help predict and prevent falls. By monitoring changes in gait, movement, and behaviour, these technologies support faster response times and personalised care. But success depends on striking the right balance between sensitivity and precision, and choosing solutions that fit the individual.

This article explains the new care minute standards which are being introduced for aged care facilities as part of the AN-ACC funding model

A solution to address the government mandatory care minute standards in response to the 2021 final report of the Royal Commission

This guide, along with infographics, covers all home safety, driving safety tips for seniors, forms of fraud and a safety checklist

Apple has accessibility features on its products usable for people with vision, hearing, mobility and cognitive disabilities

The internet can be a scary place, and many of the victims of complaints of cyber crime reported are over the age of 60.

The digital transformation opportunity in Aged Care requires a clear articulation of the speed, direction and extent of reform

Easy-to-use device. Voice works perfectly for seniors. Affordable, useful, and empowering

There are two types of remote care monitoring; Remote Patient Monitoring and Medical Emergency monitoring, with 3 key differences

Choosing a mobile personal alarm? Learn what features matter most for safety, ease of use, fall detection, location tracking, and ongoing support.

To avoid non-adoption and abandonment issues of your care technology solution you need to consider and manage all 7 key influences...

“Every conceivable device exists to enable home care – it just needs to be bundled together to a single destination". The biggest care