Celebrating Ally Cares Transformational Impact in 2024

Transforming care across the UK: Ally’s impact in 2024

In 2024, Ally Cares delivered remarkable results in care homes across the UK, revolutionising care delivery and significantly enhancing outcomes for residents, families, and staff.

Through its innovative acoustic monitoring technology, Ally has had a profound impact on thousands of lives, as evidenced by the key outcomes achieved this year.



Key achievements in 2024

• 6,000+ residents benefiting: Ally’s solution supported over 6,000 residents, ensuring safer and more personalised care in various settings across the UK.
• 10 million hours of safer care: The technology delivered an unparalleled 10 million hours of safer care, safeguarding residents and fostering greater peace of mind for families.
• 4,100 falls prevented: Proactively identifying risks, Ally helped prevent over 4,100 falls, protecting residents from harm and reducing pressure on care staff.
• 2 million+ extra hours of sleep: By reducing night-time disturbances, Ally improved the quality of sleep for residents, adding over 2 million extra hours of rest.
• 330,000 hours given back to staff: Care staff benefited from 330,000 hours saved, allowing them to focus more on delivering meaningful, person-centred care.
• 2,000+ new bedrooms installed: Ally expanded its footprint by adding over 2,000 new bedrooms equipped with its technology, a testament to its growing presence and proven value in the care sector.

Care home impact 

Throughout the year, care homes such as Azalea Court, Rathmore House, Meifod & Vicarage Court, and Compton Lodge have shared their experiences with Ally, highlighting the transformative impact of the technology. 

At Azalea Court, Julie Burton, Head of Operations, described Ally as a “game changer,” enabling optimised, personalised, and proactive care through insights on unseen events: 

"With Ally, we’ve been able to optimise the care plan for every resident, leading to transformative improvements in their lives, something we couldn't achieve with care plan data alone.”

Rathmore House has experienced astonishing results. Their search for a solution to reduce falls evolved into a catalyst for cultural change within the home, resulting in the elimination of high-risk night-time falls, improved staff morale, and a more proactive approach to care. Chris Barry, Care Home Manager, remarked: 

"The impact has been huge. Ally hasn’t just improved safety; it’s changed the way we think about care. We’re now able to provide better, more personalised care to our residents, and that’s what it’s all about.”

At Meifod & Vicarage Court, similar sentiments were echoed, with staff noting the “massive reduction in falls” as residents enjoy better sleep and are more alert and interactive during the day. Nazmeen Arif, Responsible Individual at the home, noted: 

"Ally has made a tangible difference in our home, giving us a better way to protect our residents without taking away from the personal care we provide. We’re seeing a real change in how residents live and sleep, and that’s what makes this work so worthwhile.”

At Compton Lodge, the focus on improving resident safety at night and enhancing sleep to reduce falls has led to tailored night checks based on individual resident needs rather than adhering to a fixed schedule. Robert Kornas, Care Home Manager, commented: 

"The reduction in unnecessary checks has made a real difference. Our residents are now getting much better sleep, which is crucial for their well-being. Ally allows us to monitor without disturbing them, and the benefits of uninterrupted sleep are clear in how residents are during the day.”

Leadership perspective

Thomas Tredinnick, CEO and Co-Founder of Ally, reflected on the organisation’s achievements in 2024:

"Our mission has always been to make care smarter and safer for everyone. These results demonstrate not only the power of our technology but also the incredible commitment of care home teams who partner with us. Together, we’ve been able to create a measurable difference in the lives of residents and staff across the UK."

Looking ahead

As Ally continues to expand its reach, it remains committed to raising standards in care through innovation, collaboration, and a relentless focus on the needs of residents and staff.

With its 2024 achievements as a foundation and media coverage within The Times and BBC, Ally is set to scale even greater heights in 2025, driving forward a vision of smarter, safer, and more compassionate 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.