Home care services are under growing pressure. Clients want to stay independent, families expect reassurance, and care teams are responsible for safety — often without being physically present.
Falls, seizures, and undetected health events remain one of the leading causes of emergency escalation, unplanned hospitalisation, and loss of independence in home care settings.
Scheduled visits alone are no longer enough. Care at home needs continuous insight, not periodic check-ins.
With demand set to double by 2042, wait times for higher-level care stretch up to 15 months, leaving families anxious and providers under pressure.
700 million falls happen globally each year, and without real-time insight, your clients remain at risk and your staff in the dark.
My Medic Watch offers real-time support that helps your team act when it matters most. Reducing unnecessary visits and keeping clients safer at home
My Medic Watch is clinically validated and gives you an extra set of eyes without adding another staff member.
Detects falls, seizures, and cardiac events as they happen with x% accuracy.
Escalates to carers, family, or call centres instantly.
Works passively in the background - no action required from the client.
Customisable for individual risk levels.
Empower your team to act faster and prevent escalation even when they’re not on site.
with no buttons or manual input
tailored to individual risk profiles
when intervention may be required
for care teams through a central dashboard
My Medic Watch is purpose-built to operate reliably in home and community care settings.
• Patented AI for fall, seizure, and cardiac event detection
• No manual input with 100% passive monitoring
• Customisable alerts aligned to care plans and escalation pathways
• Enterprise-grade security with HIPAA / GDPR compliance
• Fully scalable across dispersed client populations
Continuous remote monitoring that gives healthcare teams visibility between visits and enables faster, proactive intervention.
AI-powered detection using a connected smartwatch to detect falls, seizures, and cardiac events.
