AI-driven care: Why Ally is the talk of the media

Over the past month, Ally has been in the media spotlight, featured in prominent outlets such as the BBC, The Times, and The Sunday Times magazine. These accolades highlight the growing recognition of our Resident Monitoring System and its transformative impact on care homes across the UK. 

Their evidence-based AI technology is designed to improve resident safety, enhance team efficiency, and deliver better outcomes for care providers. From reducing falls to improving residents’ sleep and alleviating pressure on carers, Ally is helping care homes deliver more responsive, compassionate care. 

Bringing innovation to night-time care

A key focus of recent media coverage is Ally’s role in a government-funded initiative in Dorset. This project is aimed at enhancing night-time care through the use of AI-powered acoustic and motion monitoring systems. By identifying subtle signs of distress, discomfort, or inactivity, their technology ensures carers can intervene promptly, preventing incidents and improving overall care quality. 

“Our goal is to empower care homes with the tools they need to create safer, more efficient environments for residents and carers alike,” explains Thomas Tredinnick, CEO and Co-Founder of Ally Cares. “The media attention reinforces the importance of what we’re doing—leveraging cutting-edge technology to address real challenges faced by the care sector.” 

Why the media is paying attention

The care sector is under increasing pressure to provide high-quality, person-centred care while managing limited resources. Ally’s Resident Monitoring System is making a tangible difference by: 

• Improving resident safety: Proactively identifying falls and other incidents to ensure faster interventions. 
• Enhancing carer efficiency: Reducing routine disturbances, giving carers more time to focus on personalised care. 
• Driving better outcomes: Supporting residents’ independence and dignity while reducing hospital admissions. 

The media spotlight reflects the growing recognition of Ally’s potential to help care providers meet these challenges. 

Transforming the future of care

Ally’s success lies in their ability to deliver an evidence-based solution that meet the real-world needs of care homes. The recent media coverage has amplified their mission, and they remain committed to partnering with care providers to shape the future of resident care.

Join Ally Cares in transforming residents’ lives

Ally Cares believes in the power of technology to improve the lives of care home residents. Their partnership with WMCA is a significant step towards achieving this goal.

If you’re looking to enhance care quality, improve operational efficiency, and achieve better outcomes for your residents, discover how Ally can help. Contact them today to learn more about their innovative Resident Monitoring System and why it’s receiving such widespread acclaim. 

For more information about Ally Cares and their cutting edge AI technology, visit https://www.allycares.com or book a virtual demo by calling 0203 026 4506 or email info@allycares.com.

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As part of Digital Transformation Fund (DTF) there is funding available for allocation to CQC registered homes to support Care Homes to introduce falls technologies to help identify and prevent falls and to engage in small pilots of other technology enabled care (TEC).

If you are interested to learn about your eligibility, what funding is available, and how the WMCA can support you through the selection and purchasing process, please click here.