Technology Enabled Care
What is TEC?
Technology Enabled Care (TEC) is a proactive, non-intrusive system designed to support and monitor daily routines using sensors (no cameras involved). By tracking patterns such as bathroom use, fluid intake, and mobility, TEC can identify potential health issues before they escalate. This early detection can potentially highlight possible underlying medical conditions before they become serious.
Managed by family, friends, or legal representatives, TEC also benefits from oversight and support from Later Life Care when needed. The system allows for custom notifications, such as alerts if a door sensor is triggered in the middle of the night—ideal for dementia care—or if there’s no activity detected before 10 a.m., like no kettle use. These notifications are fully customisable are sent directly to your app, keeping you and your loved ones informed.
Discreet intelligent sensors are placed at locations throughout the home
The HomeHub gathers data from the sensors and shares insights about the user’s activities with their support network via the app
No video, images, or audio are recorded, ensuring the user's privacy and independence are fully protected
The support network, which may consist of family, friends, and caregivers, can access information that helps them ensure their loved-one's safety and well-being
How it works?
What To Expect With TEC?
TEC transforms how we care for your loved ones. Discreet sensors on doors, fridges, cupboards, and other key places help ensure they're following their daily routine, eating, drinking, and using the bathroom. The app collects this data, allowing families to monitor their loved ones easily and accurately, giving peace of mind. Our proactive system tracks daily activities and alerts families and care professionals to any changes before they become critical. This technology supports timely interventions, helping individuals live safely and independently for longer. Whether at home or in care settings, TEC offers superior, cost-effective care, maximizing support for more people. It can be used in an independent living capacity, alongside home-care, and can also help determine an assessment of needs.
Smart Door Sensors: Monitoring Daily Routines for Peace of Mind
Imagine Mrs. Thompson, an elderly woman living alone in Norfolk. Her daughter, Sarah, often worries about her well-being, especially since she lives in a secluded area. To keep an eye on her, Sarah installs smart door sensors around the home. One morning, Sarah receives an alert on her phone about unusual activity—her mother has been going in and out of the bathroom frequently. Sensing something might be wrong, Sarah checks the app and confirms the pattern. Concerned, she calls her mother, who admits she’s been using the toilet more due to feeling unwell but didn’t want to worry her. Thanks to the smart sensors, Sarah quickly ensures her mother gets the care she needs.
Smart Plugs: Monitoring Daily Habits for Better Care
In a similar situation, Mr. Johnson, an elderly man, has difficulty remembering to stay hydrated throughout the day. His caregiver, Lucy, uses smart plugs connected to Mr. Johnson's kettle to monitor how often it's being used. Before her next visit, Lucy checks the remote monitoring app and notices that Mr. Johnson has only made two drinks since their morning call. Thanks to this smart technology, Mr. Johnson's care team can have a conversation with him about increasing his daily fluid intake. By sharing the data from the smart plugs, they can discuss strategies to help him improve his hydration habits.
Motion Sensors: Ensuring Safety Through Activity Monitoring
Mrs. Evans, an elderly woman living alone, usually spends her mornings moving around the house, tending to various tasks. One afternoon, the motion sensors installed in her home detect an extended period of inactivity in the living room. The monitoring system promptly sends an alert to Mrs. Evans' daughter, who becomes concerned that something might be wrong. She immediately contacts her mother, who reassures her that she's ok, and just a little tired and has had a long nap, hence the lack of activity. While there was no emergency, the alert allowed her daughter to ensure her mother's well-being, offering peace of mind.
Who is it for?
Before Home Care
Perfect for families concerned about their loved one's safety at home, our Assistive Technology Care plan can alert you when additional support might be necessary.
People New To Care
By installing smart sensors in the home, we can gain insights into your loved one's daily routines, allowing us to better understand their needs and offer the appropriate level of support
During Care
Existing service users can also take advantage of Assistive Technology, which can be seamlessly integrated into your Later Life Care plan. This technology helps carers identify any potential concerns during their next visit.
2x Motion Sensors
1X Door Sensor
1x Smart Plug
1x Smart Hub
1x App lisence
1x Sim Card With Unlimited Data
All For Only £39 Per Month (that's approximately £1.28 per day!)
User Feedback
What's included in the package?
"As someone who relies on daily care, I can't stress enough how much peace of mind this technology has brought me and my family. The system tracks my daily activities and can spot any changes before they turn into something serious. It sends alerts to my family and care team so they can step in right away if something seems off. It's like having an extra layer of security that works around the clock, no matter where I am"
