PRESS RELEASE
Vitalcare and Checked In Care partner to improve home care services
15 February 2021
Checked in Care (CiC), the leading customer experience self-service app platform, and Vitalcare, Australia’s most trusted brand in personal emergency response services, have partnered to drive their joint visions of enabling Ageing in Place.
“Checked in Care’s underlying philosophy is to enable a better quality of life, more cost-effectively, through the innovative use of technology. The Vitalcare partnership is a major step forward in enabling seniors to age in place, at the location of their choosing” notes John Perkins, CEO of Checked in Care. “A major concern of families is whether Mum or Dad is okay, whereas the seniors wish to know that when they need help, it is at hand via a single button push. With Vitalcare’s Rosie service on the Checked in Care platform, we make this happen.”
“Enhancing communications and care, and helping to improve the lives of seniors, their families, and care teams is our mission, which is so important when so many people feel disconnected. Vitalcare is proud to partner with Checked in Care to enable better connection and quality of life for seniors. Through this partnership, clients will receive a wide range of services and support that will assist them to remain independent and safe at home, even in an emergency,” says Logan Ross, Managing Director of Vitalcare.
Together, the partnership will help family and friends better care for their loved ones who live on their own, or those who live remotely. Through the CiC app platform, the family will receive ongoing notifications about their loved ones’ wellbeing and receive alerts when their loved one’s activity declines.
“With Vitalcare, we have enabled a soft button on senior’s smart devices, that will make a call to Vitalcare’s 24/7 monitoring centre, giving seniors, and their families peace of mind that help is at hand, when required”, further notes John Perkins.
“Vitalcare always put clients at the heart of its operations and is dedicated to providing quality care at any time of the day or night. Having access to Checked in Care’s simple to use app, connected to Vitalcare’s 24/7 monitoring service will help clients and their loved ones feel safe and cared for at home, providing peace of mind for everyone,” also adds Logan Ross.
Logan Ross says, “Together, we will continuously develop solutions that will integrate a broader range of services to deliver person-centred experiences and quality health outcomes in the future.”
Checked in Care and Vitalcare’s solution can support ageing in place and improve seniors’ quality of life, whilst reducing the cost of care across a wide range of NDIS, Home Care and Residential Aged Care Facility operations.
Contact: Sarah Gamble | 0433 093 353 | sarah.gamble@vitalcare.com.au
About Vitalcare
Vitalcare is a leading provider of aged care technologies in Australia and New Zealand and plays a vital role in keeping people safe and independent in both home-based and facility settings.
With over 30 years of experience in nurse call and critical messaging systems, Vitalcare is proud to be a leader in innovation and technology, providing trusted personal alarm monitoring solutions to hospitals, aged care facilities, retirement villages and older Australians, and people with disabilities and chronic conditions. www.vitalcare.com.au www.rosie.help
About Checked in Care
Checked In Care focusses on connecting the aged care ecosystem into a single service app, connecting seniors, families, staff and allied health professionals through a simple, easy to use app, to provide the right information, to the right person at the right time, in supporting the needs of the Care Recipient. John Perkins is one of the founders, and owner of Ethan Group, Australia’s largest privately owned IT Company, with revenues exceeding $200Million per annum. Ethan Group is one of Australia’s leading Cloud Managed Services Providers. His passion is to utilise technology to provide a Better Quality of Life in our ageing population, whilst at the same time reducing the impacts of social isolation on the ageing.
