Ally Cares
Stand: L43
- | Acoustic Monitoring
- | Artificial Intelligence
- | Delivering better care
- | Dementia
- | Health & Safety
- | Health & Wellbeing
- | Infection Prevention
- | Infection Prevention/Control
- | Technology (for care providers)
- | Technology (for use in care or nursing home)
Ally Cares is the UK’s leading evidence-based advanced resident monitoring system for bedroom-based care, with a mission to help residents live healthier, happier and longer lives. Using AI-powered sound and motion monitoring, Ally gives care teams greater visibility when residents are alone, helping them recognise when support is needed, identify changes earlier and intervene sooner. Ally can inform care planning, giving teams a complete picture of each resident and helping them make better decisions. Used in around 150 UK care homes, with outcomes measured across 2,000 residents, proven outcomes include 63% fewer bedroom falls and 56% fewer hospital visits.
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Unit 65, Battersea Business Centre99-109 Lavender Hill
London
London
SW11 5QL
United Kingdom
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Discover how advanced resident monitoring is helping care homes achieve better outcomes for residents and care teams. By making previously unobserved information visible, Ally helps care teams recognise when support may be needed, respond earlier and reduce unnecessary interventions. Across homes using Ally, this has proven to deliver 63% fewer bedroom falls, 56% fewer hospital visits, 50% better sleep and 30% more time for care.
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See how Ally puts real-time insight directly into the hands of care teams, giving them greater visibility of residents when they are alone in their bedrooms. Alerts and information delivered through the Ally app help care teams recognise when a resident may need support, prioritise their response and reduce unnecessary interruptions. With better information available as care is delivered, teams can make more confident decisions and provide safer, more responsive bedroom-based care.
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Ally’s advanced resident monitoring uses acoustic and motion technology to give care teams greater visibility of residents when they are alone in their bedrooms. By bringing previously unobserved information into everyday care decisions, teams can better understand changes in activity and usual patterns, review these alongside other resident information and provide more personalised care. Independent evaluations show measurable reductions in falls and hospital admissions and safer care safely.
Videos
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Dorset care teams are using greater overnight visibility to make better-informed decisions, helping reduce falls and ambulance callouts.
News
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Ally Cares returns to Care Show Birmingham on 7–8 October 2026, showcasing advanced resident monitoring for bedroom-based care. CEO Thomas Tredinnick will explore the Four Pillars for healthier reside ...


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