Hill’s Telecare products are significantly improving the lives of seniors at home. It enables incredible monitoring capabilities of seniors that tracks daily routines to reduce health deterioration. It allows family members to connect in new ways which helps tailoring care plans and lifts quality of care services.
The products also allow personalised care service that includes effective and immediate response time in emergency situations.
It has benefits for three major life stages – New Seniors aged 65 plus, Independent Seniors aged 80 plus and Seniors with Chronic Disease.
Interesting statistics set the scene:
It is a self learning product that improves the way people live in their home environments. It’s patient centric model, and embraces the measures and systems around the patient to enable them to carry on living more independently
It takes approximately one month to learn the elderly’s life style patterns including how long they spend in each room in the house. For instance if the client stays too long in a room the monitor will signal an issue which can be looked into.
Understanding the patterns of daily living results in greater understanding of what is occurring in the home. It means we can develop more comprehensive care plans with the client and their family.
Another scenario is that daily routine changes the fridge is now longer opened as frequently or not opened in the afternoons. This could mean a decline in cognitive ability and therefore represent a need to amend the care plan.
It’s an innovative way of monitoring people which enables proactive measures to be implemented to keep people safer and reduce health risks.
Speak to Home Caring to connect you to a Telecare Specialist at Hills.
Protect Our Seniors: Beware of Scammers!
Scammers are increasingly targeting older Australians using fake phone calls, emails and online scams to steal personal information and money.
How to stay safe?
> Never share personal details over the phone or online.
> Verify requests by calling the company or organisation directly.
> Educate your loved ones about scam tactics.
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Cancer affects millions but it does not define us. We are more than a disease, more than a statistic.
The new World Cancer Day campaign (2025-27), “United by Unique”, puts people at the heart of care, focusing on new ways to raise awareness and take action over the next three years.
Join the movement (see link in the comment section).
#WorldCancerDay #UnitedByUnique #HomeCaring
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Monday Motivation! 🩵
Meet Ana Victoria Espino de Santiago - the first lawyer with Down Syndrome! Breaking barriers and redefining what’s possible, she’s proving that dreams have no limits.
Her journey is a powerful reminder that ability is not defined by disability. Let’s celebrate her achievements and continue to challenge societal perceptions!
#RedefiningPossible #InclusionMatters #HomeCaring #NDIS
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Dementia affects approximately 421,000 Australians and without a medical breakthrough this number could double by 2058. But together, we can make a difference.
Join the fight against dementia by participating in Memory Walk & Jog 2025! Every step you take helps fund counselling, education, support services and vital research for a cure.
🏃♀️ Events run from February to June 2025, see the link in the comment section. It's time to stop dementia in its tracks. Are you in? 💪🩵
#HomeCaring #BeatDementia
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