ALLIANCE Live webinar: Project Liberty – From Proof of Concept to Deployment
- Area of Work: The ALLIANCE
- Type: News Item
- Published: 28th January 2021
Watch this ALLIANCE Live webinar showcasing how Communicare247 have developed their Project Liberty service to meet the needs of its users.
In this webinar, Communicare247 Chief Executive, Tom Morton and Business Development Manager, Ashley Mitchell explain the new developments that have been made to Project Liberty – a telecare solution that allows individuals to live independently at home whilst allowing health and care professionals to manage risks and health.
In 2018, the ALLIANCE carried out a series of engagement work with users to help gain an understanding of how Project Liberty could be improved. Ashley and Tom demonstrate how Communicare 247 have taken steps to develop users suggestions to enhance the care and service delivery they provide.
Watch the full webinar on this ALLIANCE’s YouTube channel (this link will take you away from our website).
The pioneering digital telecare system incorporates consumer devices such as voice-activated speakers, smart phones and other smart wearables, sensors and location technologies through a novel monitoring system that can integrate with existing telecare home care alarms.
Project Liberty is part of Glasgow City Council’s “Technology enabled Glasgow” challenge, uniting project leader Communicare247 with partners and stakeholders including the Glasgow Health and Social Care Partnership, and the Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland (the ALLIANCE).
About Communicare247
Communicare247 is a health and social care service provider which delivers connected care solutions. Using secure digital technology and monitoring services, we enable citizens to remain safe and independent in their own homes for longer. Cloud services and effective technology provide valuable reassurance for individuals receiving care and permits sharing of information with families and care providers. The service helps to support service commissioners in balancing their duty of care with practical efficiencies capable of meeting modern day audit and resource challenges.
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