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Changes in daily activities, like sleep patterns and meal preparation, can be early warning signs of a decline in health.  

InteliCare’s smart sensors learn the household routine, including sleeping patterns, movement, bathroom visits and food preparation.  

If there are any changes in activity InteliCare will alert the care team to any changes in activity so they can alter care. This can help prevent an incident or fall from occurring.  

InteliCare can provide a holistic view of a person’s overall health and habits.  

Front and back door sensors provide insights into how often, when, and for how long someone leaves their house. This allows family members and carers to ensure household is attending appointments and having regular outings.  

InteliCare will let you know if normal weekly outings change, or if a loved one might be at risk of social isolation.  

You’ll also be able to see if a loved one is away from the house for an excessive time and be able to follow up. 

A hospital admission can start with something as simple as a bladder infection, which could lead to a late-night fall. 

Using camera free sensors  InteliCare gathers information on night-time bathroom visits, and lets you know if there is a cause for concern allowing you provide vital early intervention. 

InteliCare does all of the work to report on its status 24/7, removing the worry from the app user. It’s a true set-and-forget system, that sends an instant alert to the app if a sensor is offline, the internet or power fails, or a battery is running low. 

For those seeking extra emergency support there is the option to add a critical event and duress call assistance service to their subscription. Households can activate this service by triggering an emergency alert via wearable device.  

A trained event communications officer will respond to the alert instantly and triage as needed, calling emergency services if required.  

When an unusual change to the household routine is detected, the app will instantly notify the care team.  

Using the InteliCare app, you will be able to clearly view recent activity, and decide if action needs to be taken. It’s a worry-free approach that allows both carer and loved ones live with confidence. 

InteliCare users can also trigger an alert using InteliCare’s 4g Personal Emergency Response Solutions (PERS), this will alert caregivers instantly that help is required.

Changes in daily activities, like sleep patterns and meal preparation, can be early warning signs of a decline in health.  

InteliCare’s smart sensors learn the household routine, including sleeping patterns, movement, bathroom visits and food preparation.  

If there are any changes in activity InteliCare will alert the care team to any changes in activity so they can alter care. This can help prevent an incident or fall from occurring.  

InteliCare can provide a holistic view of a person’s overall health and habits.  

Front and back door sensors provide insights into how often, when, and for how long someone leaves their house. This allows family members and carers to ensure household is attending appointments and having regular outings.  

InteliCare will let you know if normal weekly outings change, or if a loved one might be at risk of social isolation.  

You’ll also be able to see if a loved one is away from the house for an excessive time and be able to follow up. 

A hospital admission can start with something as simple as a bladder infection, which could lead to a late-night fall. 

Using camera free sensors  InteliCare gathers information on night-time bathroom visits, and lets you know if there is a cause for concern allowing you provide vital early intervention. 

InteliCare does all of the work to report on its status 24/7, removing the worry from the app user. It’s a true set-and-forget system, that sends an instant alert to the app if a sensor is offline, the internet or power fails, or a battery is running low. 

For those seeking extra emergency support there is the option to add a critical event and duress call assistance service to their subscription. Households can activate this service by triggering an emergency alert via wearable device.  

A trained event communications officer will respond to the alert instantly and triage as needed, calling emergency services if required.  

When an unusual change to the household routine is detected, the app will instantly notify the care team.  

Using the InteliCare app, you will be able to clearly view recent activity, and decide if action needs to be taken. It’s a worry-free approach that allows both carer and loved ones live with confidence. 

InteliCare users can also trigger an alert using InteliCare’s 4g Personal Emergency Response Solutions (PERS), this will alert caregivers instantly that help is required.