Carers and nursing staff struggle to promptly reach people with dementia due to time constraints and a lack of suitable tools for engagement. We are looking for a solution that helps us to provide quick and easy access to people with dementia.
Homeowners frequently encounter accessibility issues in older buildings, with high thresholds and narrow corridors making movement difficult, especially for wheelchair users. This limits independence and increases social isolation. Additionally, the high cost of barrier-free modifications poses a challenge for those wishing to stay in their homes.
The care sector has numerous digital applications aimed at easing the daily tasks of care staff, covering areas like documentation, medication management, and communication. However, these solutions often operate in isolation, leading to confusion and inefficiency as staff frequently switch between apps. Additionally, many of these applications are not integrated with central care software, resulting in duplicate data entry.
We are looking for a GDPR-compliant, easy-to-use messenger solution that enables secure and accessible communication across teams, departments, clients, relatives, and legal representatives — to replace fragmented tools like mail, Teams, and non-compliant messengers and ensure effective collaboration throughout Diakonie Kork.
We are seeking technology-based solutions that support older adults at home by promoting mental and physical activity, reducing isolation, and enabling social participation — with the goal of fostering independence, well-being, and quality of life through tools like interactive platforms, communication systems, and virtual activities.