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The use of applications is becoming increasingly common and beneficial, especially for the elderly care sector. Leveraging technology, apps can help older adults improve their overall health, stay connected with loved ones, and access various resources. BHH member Doonamis exemplifies the benefits of apps for the elderly care sector:
A clear example of an app that connects people with their caregivers is Suara. The application, developed by the team at Doonamis for Android TV, from the third-sector cooperative Suara, enables the performance of activities through a video conferencing system. In this simple way, users can access sessions where they can engage in directed cognitive exercises, gymnastics, games, as well as have monitoring of the psychological state of the person being attended to.
As technology use continues to grow, it is increasingly clear that apps can bring significant benefits to the elderly care sector. From connecting and nurturing to providing health and wellness tools, improving attention and memory, providing independence and flexibility, and even cost and maintenance advantages, apps are a valuable and invaluable tool for the elderly care sector. By leveraging the technological advancements of apps, the elderly care sector can provide the best care and the opportunity for a fuller life.
Doonamis are specialists in the development of quality Apps and Webs. Find out more about them HERE.