
Person Centred Software are opening up their Relatives Gateway platform to all UK care homes FREE of charge to help you maintain communication with families during these unprecedented times.
Relatives Gateway allows secure messages and photos to be shared between care home residents and their families, it will also give carers an efficient way to provide wellbeing updates to concerned loved ones.
Professor Martin Green OBE, Chief Executive of Care England, commended the initiative by saying: “This will help Care Homes maintain isolation, but at the same time, enable people to keep in contact with relatives, friends and loved ones.”
Jonathan Papworth, founder and director of Person Centred Software says this could be a vital lifeline. To watch his short video and find out more about how you can get Relatives Gateway for FREE for your care home visit www.personcentredsoftware.com/covid19response
Following on from the overwhelming response, and 50% increase in usage of Relatives Gateway, we have now upgraded our Relatives Gateway platform with video calling to keep residents connected with their loved ones during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Developing our product in response to the coronavirus pandemic
Our product development team has worked really quickly to add new features into our digital care system to support care homes through this pandemic.
These features include:
- Coronavirus Action Icon
The ability to record symptoms from the Care App - Additional Precautions Required
When a resident has been flagged with an infectious disease an icon appears on their profile showing carers that additional precautions are required - Staff Coronavirus Audit
A form to record symptoms and show working status - Coronavirus Reporting
Shows the organisation a summary of staff and residents and their coronavirus status
Andrew Coles, Head of Product Management, explains more about these new Mobile Care Monitoring features in a video on our website.
If you would like an online demo of Mobile Care Monitoring to help you through these unprecedented times, contact us on 01483 357657 or [email protected]
Last Updated on 29th April 2020 by Shanice