Client onboarding is an essential part of running a successful care business, but it often feels frustrating and time-consuming. Managing inquiries, matching client needs with your availability, and maintaining seamless communication can be overwhelming.
To expand the functionality of Pairly Pro and help organise requests coming through the Pairly Pro widget, we have now released the long-awaited jobs dashboard. Many of our customers have been asking for this development to unify the Pairly Pro experience and keep all enquiries under one roof.
Looking for care for yourself or a loved one can be overwhelming, and one of the biggest concerns is how to pay for it. Care can be expensive, and many people worry about whether they can afford it, if they’re eligible for financial help, and what happens if their money runs out.
The UK government’s announcement of transformative social care reforms highlights an urgent need to address longstanding issues in the sector. Among these challenges is the lack of communication between care sourcing teams, local authorities, and care providers. This critical gap affects service delivery and outcomes for individuals in need.
The search for appropriate care can be an overwhelming journey for families, especially when it comes to finding a care home with available beds. In the UK, the demand for care services is growing, driven by increasing hospital admissions, and the need for specialist care.
On the 21st of November, the Homecare Association hosted the Tech + Homecare conference as a way to provide a space to showcase and discuss the application of technology which could help combat some of the current issues plaguing the care sector. Companies presenting at the conference can be split into 4 categories; rostering, acquisition, consumer services and data. Will Flint, co-founder of Pairly, was also invited to share his views along with an impressive panel of speakers and this is what we learned.
Last week I had the pleasure of attending my second NCASC event, as always it was an enriching experience. The increase in delegate numbers this year underscores the sector's strong commitment to learning, collaboration, and progress.