
At Caring Care, we are committed to enhancing home care services with innovative solutions that support independent living. One such initiative has been our involvement in Project Ethel, a forward-thinking pilot in partnership with Wolverhampton City Council.
Project Ethel aimed to integrate technology into home care by introducing Wi-Fi-enabled tablets into service users’ homes. This digital tool enabled remote communication, virtual check-ins, and greater connectivity between carers, families, and individuals receiving care. By using technology to supplement traditional home care, the pilot sought to improve engagement, emotional well-being, and overall support for those receiving care at home.
Throughout the pilot, Caring Care worked closely with service users to ensure they could comfortably access and benefit from the technology. The Ethel Care tablets were designed to facilitate:
As the Project Ethel pilot comes to an end, the focus now shifts to evaluating its results and understanding how technology can continue to enhance home care services in the future. While the pilot phase has concluded, the insights gained will help shape the future of digital solutions in home care.
Caring Care remains committed to embracing innovation and exploring how technology can support high-quality home care. We believe that blending compassionate, person-centred care with digital solutions can help individuals remain independent while receiving the support they need at home.
We extend our thanks to Susan Cash and Wolverhampton City Council for their leadership in this initiative. The future of home care is evolving, and we are excited about the potential opportunities to continue incorporating technology-driven solutions to benefit service users.
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Event recap. Directors Mitesh and Manjinder met with The Access Group to discuss how digital tools are strengthening homecare at Caring Care through communication, care planning and medication safety.