Elderly care risks.
The elderly adults living in retirement communities can generally be devided into three health groups; frail, assisted living and the independent living. Frail and assisted living care operations include among others, management of clinical operations, human resources and general acivities. Clinical operations for these two groups (frail and assisted living) are generally delivered by experienced registered and professional nurses, who daily provide personal and medical care to patients under their care.
FRAIL & ASSISTED LIVING CARE
Manual collection and recording of clinical data (BP, Pulse, SpO2, weight) from patients has an iherent human error. Manually recorded results may incorrect due to either a subjective error or negligency.
Poorly stored clinical data is impossible to analyze and lacks early health changes identification. We have a solution that provides clinical data analytics.
INDEPENDENT ELDERLY HEALTH RISKS.
Although also living in retirement homes, this group of elderly individuals are able to perform basic self-care activities. This group however have age-related chronic conditions, which warrants the need to visit their doctor or primary health clinic every six (6) months.
Their unmonitored health at home however, poses a health risk of acute (preventable) medical emergencies and complications of chronic conditions.
For this group, our self-measured remote monitoring solution manages the disease complications risk.
GENERAL CARE OPERATIONS.
Manual recording, storing and management of patient data impedes the flow of information within the care organization. Facility staffing operations can be improved by the use of our digital solution, which will improve the delivery of care to the patients at reduced human resources costs.
Early identification of deteriorating health can help early requests of secondary care by management.
Lack of digitalised operations can result in poor infection control.