Supporting independent living.

a better way

 

 

See change and risk earlier.

Supporting proactive early intervention and distributed alarm pathways. Community first, ARC where necessary.

Watch the animation to see how specialist in-home technologies, smart devices and partner platforms combine to create a unique Ambient Assisted Living system .  Archangel learns about property environments and occupant routines to deliver practical insights and earlier, proportionate interventions that support individuals and their families, care professionals, property managers and responder teams.

Where we help.

One connected platform. Multiple use cases.

Housing, care and support teams face rising demand, workforce pressure and scattered information. Archangel connects consented data from supported devices and systems to help families, and care teams identify meaningful change, coordinate local assistance and support, and retain evidence.  Safety-critical alarms continue to professional responders and to the ARC as required.  Archangel is assisting Housing, Health and Care Providers to deliver multiple proactive and integrated care services at scale.

Healthy homes matter.

Housing conditions can affect health and wellbeing. In the UK, the tragic case of Awaab Ishak's showed us that.

Archangel connects environmental and property-related data with wider care and support workflows, helping teams identify conditions that may contribute to risk and coordinate earlier action with housing or property teams.

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Activities of daily living.

You want your residents to be independent. But you also need to know they're safe. That's a tough balance to strike.

Activities of daily living insight can help care and support teams understand whether a person’s usual routine may be changing. Archangel ingests data from appropriate, consented and proportionate technologies, helping teams identify changes that may justify a check-in or support response. The purpose is not intrusive monitoring; it is independence, dignity and earlier action.

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An image of a man who has fallen

Falls risk and detection.

Falls cost the NHS £2bn a year. They can have serious consequences for confidence, independence and demand on services.

Archangel connects relevant devices, wearables, environmental data and care systems to support earlier risk awareness and faster response when an incident occurs.

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Identifying loneliness.

People withdraw silently and stop their normal routines. By the time you notice, they're really struggling.

Where appropriate and consented, routine and engagement data can help teams notice when someone may need a check-in.

Archangel connects these signals into proportionate workflows so support can be offered earlier without unnecessary visits.

You spot isolation early which means you intervene early. Preventing the impact of loneliness.

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Managing enuresis.

Archangel can connect appropriate moisture-detection technologies into care workflows so teams can respond when needed, reduce intrusive checks and support sleep, aide recovery and preserve dignity.

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Beyond the home.

Greater independence for the person. Better awareness for your team.

Beyond the Home gives people the confidence to leave home and take part in everyday life, knowing they can reach someone they trust if support is needed. They can speak directly to a friend, family member or carer, or send an alert containing their location.

Authorised staff can view location information and receive notifications when agreed safety-zone rules are breached. These can be configured around each person’s needs by location, day and time.

For care providers, this means earlier awareness that someone may need assistance, relevant location information and a clearer basis for an appropriate response.

The outcome is a more person-centred balance of independence and safety: greater freedom and reassurance for the individual, with timely, actionable information for the professionals supporting them.

Case Study

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Make a difference.

See how our connected care solutions make an impact...

  • Gavin Wright, Head of Property Management

    We're proud to have played a key role in a partnership that's delivering real, positive change. The smart technology we trialled at Langvout Court has brought clear cost savings and improved safety.

  • Janette Hughes, Director of Planning & Performance

    This is ultimately about making housing more connected and safer, which allows for more responsive communities creating the conditions for people to live happier, longer and more secure lives in their own properties.

  • Kate Milne, Economist

    As independent consultants, we often do studies evaluating the real impact that technology can bring, and I’m pleased that this particular assessment showed positive benefits of intelligent sensors to residents at Langvout Court. Not only did it enhance their sense of safety and wellbeing but also supported Bield staff to deliver more timely, informed responses

  • Gavin Wright, Head of Property Management

    This project exemplifies how thoughtful innovation can support older people to live independently, safely and with dignity.

  • Brian [Son]

    My father has diabetes and he needs to eat regularly to keep his blood sugar up. I love the fact that I can review his daily habits. I know he is up and about, and I know when he is preparing a cuppa, or some lunch.

  • Gerry [Husband]

    I don't worry about my Linda, I worry more about me. What if something happens to me and I am not around to help her? I love the fact that your system can alert my daughter if something happens to me.

  • Carer

    My Wife has been getting progressively worse for some years now so we’ve just moved into Sheltered Housing in Ayr. A lovely little Apartment fitted with the traditional pull cords linked to [the ARC]. But yesterday I was adjusting the door on a piece of furniture and dropped a large piece of wood on my toes. I screamed in agony yet only my Wife responded. Obviously [the ARC] had no way of knowing. But they should!

  • Service Assistant

    I actually work part time for Bield as a Service Assistant in Menzies Court which has just finished being refurbished so I’m looking forward to seeing how your technology works.

  • Inverclyde HSCP

    The care technology enabled home of the future is now! This project shows how elderly and vulnerable individuals can continue living in their own properties safe in the knowledge that their wellbeing is being taken care of remotely and in a wholly non-invasive way.

  • Rural Centre of Excellence for Digital Health and Care

    It delivers a wide range of benefits for citizens and their carers, health and social care organisations and third sector community bodies with end users empowered to remain at the centre of navigating their personalised journey.

Start with a Living Lab.

A Living Lab let's you grow at your pace and evaluate the power of Archangel.  Begin with a practical operational need like mould prevention, or activities of daily living, or perhaps lone worker is your focus.  Whatever your need, avoid adding more fragmented data systems and dashboards, and build towards connected prevention and better outcomes. 

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