Benefits of Telecare and Remote Monitoring

 Telecare and remote monitoring have quickly become everyday parts of social care packages, modernising traditional care that is provided. Studies have shown they can support better outcomes for people, reduce hospital admissions, provide unrecognised insights and provide reassurance for the person and their loved one. I recently attended the Digital Care Summit in London, and thought I would reflect on remote monitoring.


I touched on a couple of the benefits in my opening statement but it was clear from listening to speakers, especially Clare Morris, CEO of Rethink Partners that telecare and remote monitoring removes geographical barriers, enabling people in rural areas to access services without the need for travel. Some of the other benefits included:

 

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