Canary Care

How will the new The Labour Party’s budget affect Carer’s Allowances in 2025? 🤔 Chancellor Rt Hon Rachel Reeves announced the National Living Wage will rise from £11.44 to £12.21 an hour starting April 2025. That means those who spend at least 35 hours a week caring for someone with an illness or disability can apply for Carer’s Allowance, which is currently paid at a rate of £81.90 per week (2024/25). So this change will see working carers earn up to £45 per week more - offering crucial support to those who rely on it most. Learn more about the Labour Budgets impact on Carer’s Allowance 👉 https://lnkd.in/eHrKtnqJ #CanaryCare #UnpaidCare #CarersAllowance

Is AI the future of Technology Enabled Care? 🤔 Homecare Association states that AI and machine learning are revolutionising home care delivery with predictive care and personalised treatment plans. As a result, care should become more effective, accessible, and personalised, by offering capabilities that will: ➡️ Predict health deteriorations.  ➡️ Identify health patterns and anomalies.  ➡️ Allow for early intervention.  ➡️ Prompt tailored care strategies. What future trends do you want to see in care technology this year? Let us know below 👇 #CanaryCare #TEC #TechnologyEnabledCare #AI 

Let’s recap Canary Care’s 2024… 2025 is just around the corner, so we’d like to celebrate by sharing some of our successes from the past year: ✅ Launched the new Canary Care website. ✅ Introduced our new smart plug and humidity sensor. ✅ Appointed to the Scotland Excel ‘Technology Enabled Care’ Framework. ✅ Exhibited at major technology-enabled care events across the UK. ✅ Increased LinkedIn following by 59%. A huge thank you to everyone at Canary Care for all your hard work – we’re excited to continue our growth with you in 2025. #CanaryCare #TechnologyEnabledCare #TEC #NewYear #2024Recap

Canary Care wishes our customers and staff a Merry Christmas 🎄 We’re signing out for a few days over the holidays, but we’ll be back on 2 January to talk more on our innovative home monitoring technology! Let us know what you’re getting up to over the holidays 👇 #CanaryCare #MerryChristmas #Christmas

How is Canary Care’s innovative technology supporting care providers this Christmas? As the holidays approach, social and care organisations face increased demands to maintain the wellbeing of those they support. Canary Care’s remote monitoring solution tracks daily activities, monitors safety, and provides real-time updates for families and care givers – delivering peace of mind when it’s needed most. Discover more on how our technology can help you 👉 https://lnkd.in/ehmd-j4G #CanaryCare #TechnologyEnabledCare #AdultSocialCare #SocialCare

“The reports and alerts are simple to understand and it provides good value for the peace of mind it gives all parties.” At Canary Care, innovation is at the heart of what we do. Our activity monitoring system continues to support those both receiving and giving care – promoting home independence for vulnerable individuals, while providing peace of mind to users that the ones they care for are safe 🩵 Discover the power of our care technology 👇 #CanaryCare #TechnologyEnabledCare #TEC #SocialCare 

It might surprise you to discover that the number of delayed discharges across UK hospitals has risen by 43% in the last three years. - Nuffield Trust Hospital admissions and supporting timely discharge are two of the key priorities that Minister of State for Care, Stephen Kinnock, set out in the 2024/25 winter letter to enhance the operational resilience of adult social care. At Canary Care, we’re committed to developing innovative care solutions, such as our multifunction activity monitoring sensors, that maintain vulnerable individuals’ independence at home for longer - easing bed blocking pressures on the NHS and improving the quality of home care services. Learn more on how we’re supporting the Department of Health and Social Care’s winter plans 👉 canarycare.co.uk/explore #CanaryCare #BedBlocking #TechnologyEnabledCare

Did you know up to 27% of homes in England have damp and mould issues? Those living in private or social rented housing are more likely to live in a home with damp and mould compared to homeowners. Canary Care’s humidity sensor wirelessly monitors humidity levels to identify mould-prone areas in a property, sharing data with landlords and housing associations to support regulations on damp and mould in rented properties. Discover more on our innovative technology 👉 https://lnkd.in/ehmd-j4G #CanaryCare #SocialHousing #DampandMould

Did you know it's International Volunteer Day? 🩵 At Canary Care, we value the power of volunteering to support our local communities. That's why we’re highlighting how you can get involved as a care volunteer – assisting with tasks like preparing meals, food shopping, and companionship alongside partners like Carers UK, Age UK, and Carers Trust. Learn more on how to become a care volunteer today 👉 tinyurl.com/2s3v6nr6 #CanaryCare #TechnologyEnabledCare #Volunteering 

Did you know over 16 million people in the UK lived with a disability in 2023? - Department of Health and Social Care Canary Care recognise the importance of inclusivity and accessibility during International Day of Persons with Disabilities and beyond. Our activity monitoring system promotes independence and safety for individuals like Sebastian, who lives with autism, while keeping care providers and families connected with real-time insights. Read more on Sebastian’s story 👉 https://lnkd.in/eund9TeD #CanaryCare #InclusionMatters #TechnologyEnabledCare #DigitalCare #IDPD