Supporting Transition Care Plan (TCP) or Post Acute Care (PAC) during convalescence

 

After spending time in hospital you may still need a period of convalescence at home, this is sometimes referred to as a Transition Care Plan (TCP) or Post Acute Care (PAC).

Your GP or Hospital care Workers will create a Transition Care Plan (or Post Acute Care Program) and advise what services are available to assist you at home during this convalescence period.

However, there will be gaps in the care, where you are on your own at home, but Care Workers and Family members want to ensure your wellbeing.

The CHUFFTY Interactive Device can help.

CHUFFTY Interactive not only detects room movement (detects you are moving around the home) but also allows you to log and inform your Care Workers or Family Members how you are coping.

The device can log & inform participants:

• When you have taken your medications
• When you have consumed food or liquids
• When you perform physical or mental exercises
• Non-intrusive, no cameras for your privacy
• Alerts participants if something is overdue or no movement detected for a long period of time

This allows remote wellbeing monitoring to be provided when your care Workers or Family members cannot be physically present.

The device is easy to use, and simply requires an existing home internet/WiFi connection.

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