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Aged care technology company InteliCare’s services are increasingly in demand as the aged care sector grapples with a shortage of workers. The Committee for Economic Development of Australia released its report into the aged care sector in late June, flagging a shortage of 35,000 workers. The report warned the sector is at risk of not… Read more »
• Partnership with Persona Informatics delivers significant capability increase with the addition of over 60 new health metric devices. • Incorporates Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved iHealth, FitBit and Garmin devices. • Access to a market with $20 billion long-term investment funding by the Medical Research Future Fund… Read more »
Although synonymous with footy matches and road trips, the iconic Chiko Roll has never been linked to assistive technology. Until now… Originally created by a boilermaker in Bendigo, Australians have been ‘grabbing a Chiko’ since the 1950s. Legend has it the Chiko was inspired by spring rolls and designed as a robust roll to be… Read more »
Australians do 42 million hours of unpaid care per week. [i] This National Carers Week we recognise a million reasons to care, in representation of the millions of hours that are spent caring for others. Carers are now turning to technology to discover innovative ways they can support those in need, without the extensive drain… Read more »
The pull towards helping your parents age safely in their own home can be strong. To see them live out their lives in their own environment; give them the comfort of familiar surrounds; and help maintain the relationships they’ve built over many years – sometimes even a lifetime. It’s why so many people want better… Read more »
The 2021 federal budget is a missed opportunity for badly needed aged care reform, writes InteliCare CEO, Jason Waller. With the budget allocation in response to the aged care royal commission in mind, it’s clear that the Australian government has finally found assistive technology to be a critical way to secure the future of our elderly… Read more »
One of the main concerns we have around new technology is privacy. Am I being watched? Is there some sort of big-brother surveillance in my home (or in my phone)? It’s so common that we thought it was about time to discuss monitoring. What does it mean to be monitored and will I still have my privacy?
Beloved Australian comedian and author of “We Need to Talk About Mum and Dad” Jean Kittson speaks about InteliLiving and how smart sensors can help families reduce the panic and stress of caring for an elderly loved one.
The latest fall prevention technology is reducing the risk of a fall and warning carers before a fall happens. See how they work.
Is a personal alarm the right choice? Before you buy one for an elderly person at risk of a fall, look at what they can offer and why they might not work.
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