All you need to know about living with Lilli
Lilli’s remote monitoring helps the people who care for you, your family, friends or care team to understand how you’re doing at home, without intruding on your day. It’s there to give them peace of mind that you’re OK, and a helpful nudge if something changes.
Supporting your carer to provide the best possible care
Lilli doesn’t replace care, it enhances it. With Lilli, your carer can see how things are going between visits, spot subtle changes earlier, and make decisions with more confidence. It means you get more personalised support, without more disruption.
What you get |
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| Regular visits as part of your agreed care package |
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| In-person care |
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| See how you are outside of visits without intruding |
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| Quicker and more accurate care assessments |
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| Evidence to support decisions around your care |
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| Proactive care and identifying early warning signs that something has changed |
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| Alerts and notifications sent to carers if a significant change in behaviour occurs |
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| More time to give you a quality care service |
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Improving lives with Lilli
Care stories from Reading
Maya’s Journey to Independence
Maya has Down’s Syndrome and learning difficulties but is highly independent. After moving into supported living, Lilli’s technology was installed to monitor her well-being. The insights proved she was coping well, leading to a significant reduction in her care package and an improved quality of life.
Care stories from North Tyneside
Roger’s Story: Maintaining Independence
Roger, a 92-year-old resident with dementia, was able to remain at home longer thanks to Lilli’s monitoring technology. The data provided assurance to his family and care team that he was safe and well, ultimately preventing an unnecessary move to a care home. This proactive approach gave Roger an additional six months of independent living.
Care stories from Nottingham
Harold’s Journey: Retaining Community Connection
Harold, a resident with Alzheimer’s disease, was able to remain connected to his community after returning home from the hospital, thanks to Lilli’s monitoring technology. The insights showed that while Harold was mobile and enjoyed being out in his community, he always returned safely, providing peace of mind to his family and care team. This allowed Harold to maintain his independence and quality of life.