Amelia Home Care announced that its 24/7 senior caregiving services now implement advanced sensor systems in line with emerging industry trends, adding its voice to those of other New York caregivers advocating the benefits of virtual monitoring technology.
-- New technological innovations are helping caregivers provide ongoing supervision for vulnerable seniors while allowing them to reside in their homes long-term. New York City’s Amelia Home Care is one of several care agencies embracing virtual systems as a complement to their own in-home services - and their influence is set to ripple across the wider national industry.
Verizon recently cited studies noting that more than 25% of US adults aged over 60 live at home alone - and of these, the vast majority would prefer to remain in their home environment as they age. This is the central driving force behind calls for advanced technology that monitors and assists at-home healthcare for seniors - calls that care providers like Amelia Home Care are now increasingly positioned to meet.
Their virtual caregiving involves a “tele-home care family pack,” described as a comprehensive service that brings together high-tech monitoring and communication installations. With the advent of entry sensors on doors, motion sensors in rooms, and personal assist alerts, Amelia Home Care says that seniors are assured a constant feeling of security without the invasive undertones of surveillance.
Accordingly, Amelia Home Care eschews cameras and recording equipment in favor of devices that alert caregivers to accidental falls, mishaps, and the possibility of danger - facilitating a timely response. Friends and family members can also stay in the loop thanks to the company’s inclusion of a Trusted Circle network, which sends notifications to contacts in the event of emergencies - or even indications that something might be amiss at home.
Artificial Intelligence is also utilized as a part of the system’s programming, which tracks the home occupant’s movements and behavioral patterns to form predictions about their routine. Unusual strays from this established routine are noted and divulged to caregivers and Trusted Circle contacts alike. Sleep monitoring is one of many possible uses for such technology, says Amelia Home Care - whose team also advises that the failure to return from certain rooms as expected can often be cause for alarm.
Amelia Home Care deploys such methods together with its professional in-home care services to deliver true, 24/7 caregiving capabilities. Its licensed, qualified nurses provide in-person care for vulnerable seniors in need of constant, round-the-clock support. Virtual technology fills in when necessary while providing useful, actionable health data - and the agency hopes that such methods will soon become standard practice across the nation.
More details are available at: https://ameliahomecareny.com/24-hour-home-care/
Contact Info:
Name: Eli Bronstein
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Organization: Amelia Home Care
Address: 3007 Ocean Parkway 1st floor, Brooklyn, New York 11235, United States
Website: https://www.ameliahomecareny.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89162848
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