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Elevator Pitch Mini-series | Digital care solutions: tech innovators changing Aged Care delivery

Sep 04 2025 Updated 7 hours ago

Group Editor

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Digital tools are redefining how aged care and retirement living providers manage risk, improve workflows, and support resident outcomes.

Technology decisions in aged care are no longer optional add-ons. The right digital partner can reduce clinical risk, ease workforce pressure, and streamline compliance. The challenge for operators is identifying solutions that integrate effectively into existing systems while delivering measurable benefits.

This edition of the Elevator Pitch Mini-series highlights three suppliers addressing critical gaps in digital care:

Eevi - Elevator Pitches

Focus on safety and independent living
Emergency call systems and discreet sensors
Designed for retirement living and residential aged care

BESTMED - Elevator Pitches

End-to-end medication management
Electronic controlled drug registers for aged care
Over 1,000 aged care homes already using their platform

Person Centred Software - Elevator Pitches

Comprehensive digital care management system
Tools for clinical care, lifestyle planning, and communication
Aims to simplify operations and improve resident engagement

Explore these Elevator Pitches to see how each supplier approaches digital transformation in aged care.

https://elevatorpitches.com.au/

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