Cera is changing the way we think about care using innovative technology to bring health services into people’s homes.
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As people age or
manage ongoing health conditions, many need support with daily activities. But
that doesn’t always mean they need to be in a hospital. Cera is one service
that makes it possible for individuals to receive care in their own homes, with
help from trained carers and nurses. Their approach also uses simple technology
to support everyday care and maintain independence.
Part of this
involves an app that helps spot early signs of health issues. For example, it
can identify patterns linked to falls several days in advance, giving carers
time to respond. This kind of early action has helped reduce hospital visits
and eased some pressure on healthcare systems.
Cera delivers a
variety of home-based care services, ranging from everyday support for older
adults to more advanced nursing care. It also provides assistance for
individuals with learning disabilities and those living in supported housing,
aiming to meet different needs in a way that fits each person’s situation.
In addition to care
services, Cera runs training programs for people entering the health and care
field. These programs offer opportunities to gain formal qualifications,
including in nursing, and have helped many individuals some previously out of
work start new careers in care.
Since its launch,
Cera has expanded its operations to serve communities across the UK and
Germany. The company carries out around 60,000 in-home care visits each day and
employs nearly 10,000 staff members.
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