Technology will never be able to replace the human element of care, but advancements that improve process efficiency within an aged care facility can result in staff having more time to be able to spend with their residents.
Aged care technology should not create more work for already stretched care teams. The right tools can reduce interruptions, improve communication and give staff more time to focus on what matters most: the people in their care.
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UTS is rolling out mandatory VR violence prevention training for nursing students. It raises a bigger question for aged care: should this level of preparation be standard across the sector?
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Australia’s largest rollout of humanoid companion robots is now live in aged care, with 22 Abi units deployed across mecwacare homes supporting more than 1,500 residents and aiming to tackle loneliness at scale.
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Seniors are more tech-savvy than you think, but constant updates and AI-driven changes are creating a new type of caregiving: helping older adults navigate technology. Are we ready for the “innovation tax”?
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