In light of the recent insights shared by Kathleen Ross at the UN, it's clear that systemic changes are needed to improve senior care.
Dr. Ross emphasized the critical gap in resources and support for our elderly population—a gap Gravitii is dedicated to filling.
How Gravitii.care can help:
🔍 Advanced Matching Algorithms: Our platform uses cutting-edge technology to match patients with the ideal care providers based on proximity, availability, safety and security, specific care needs, and personal preferences.
💼 Comprehensive Business Tools: For care providers, we offer a suite of business tools, including payment processing, scheduling, and communication tools, to streamline their operations and enhance their service delivery.
📲 On-Demand Model: Inspired by the success of existing platforms in other industries, our gig-based model offers flexibility and autonomy to care providers, making the profession more attractive and accessible.
🌟 Improved Client Experience: By leveraging technology to meet the unique needs of each individual, we ensure a more efficient and personalized care experience, addressing the critical issues highlighted by Dr. Ross and other healthcare advocates, like our very own Kevin Wade.
At Gravitii, we believe that everyone deserves access to high-quality home care and that care providers should have the tools and opportunities they need to succeed.
By working together with the care recipient, family caregiver, and care provider, we are able to create a future where aging with dignity is a reality for all.
📢 Join us on our mission to transform home care and make a difference in the lives of those who need it most.
BC Care Providers Association Terry Lake CTV News
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“There’s a real gap in the supply of care and demand,” says BCCPA and EngAge BC CEO, Terry Lake, in an interview with CTV News Vancouver. “We see so many people that are caring for their loved ones and can’t find the necessary help with that care, whether that be in long-term care or home health, provided by health authorities.”
See the full story on the call to prioritize the rights of seniors in B.C. now: https://lnkd.in/ghb8vGpq
