Safeguarding of loved ones in domiciliary care is essential, but so is their privacy and right to dignity. Helen Dempster, Chief Visionary Officer, explains how you can find the right balance with the help from IoT, learn more via Open Access Government here.

Chief Visionary Officer Helen Dempster tells IBM’s Karen Dewar how the healthtech company is leveraging IBM’s Cloud services

Care Briefing article: Technology can give those in the care industry the time to do just that, care, but there is still hesitancy towards adopting AI and robotics across the sector. Helen Dempster, Chief Visionary Officer, outlines why these technologies can play a...

Article in Care & Nursing highlighting the importance that technology is utilised in order to help fill the gaps and provide the best social care possible.  

At some point in our lives, nearly all of us will provide care for a loved one. When that person is elderly or disabled, the experience can be overwhelming. This blog article at IBM.com outlines the vision for Karantis360 and how though working with IBM’s experts – and using IBM’s Cloud and Watson Internet of Things (IoT) technologies – we devised a transformational new solution.

GovTech Leaders article by Helen Dempster, Chief Visionary Officer, Karantis360, discussing how human and bot could soon work together to improve domiciliary care. https://www.govtechleaders.com/2019/04/08/smart-home-social-care-human-and-bot-could-work-together/

Article in PositiveHealthOnline by Helen Dempster about improving patient care by arming professionals with the right tools and by putting in place remote monitoring technologies and diagnostic resources to facilitate a high level of non-intrusive care.

IBM video case study on Karantis360

Care Sector Hub: Could carer technology help battle elderly loneliness?

HTN asked the Health Tech Industry for their opinion and reaction to the recently published NHS Long Term Plan.
Helen Dempster, Karantis360 Chief Visionary Officer, shares her thoughts.