The future of social care is proactive. A world where we can spot the early signs that someone is becoming unwell and act before they become emergencies. Our new partnership with Feebris brings that capability into the platform your teams already use every day.

Across health and social care, the direction of travel is clear. Prevention, early intervention and joined-up working between care and clinical teams are becoming reality. Beyond even that, they are what good care is now expected to look like.

But there has long been a gap between that ambition and the reality of frontline care. Care teams know the people they support better than anyone. And they notice when something is not quite right. What they have often lacked is a way to turn that instinct into objective evidence. As well as the ability to act on it before a subtle change becomes a hospital admission.

Closing that gap is exactly what our partnership with Feebris is designed to do.

Feebris brings structured health monitoring directly into the Nourish workflow. Using guided steps designed for non-clinical staff, carers can capture observations: blood pressure, oxygen saturation, heart rate, temperature, respiratory rate, weight and ECG recordings and and many more.

All in the same system, without duplication. Which means increased quality without putting an extra burden on stretched teams.

Those observations sit alongside everything Nourish already holds. From care plans and daily notes to medication records and compliance evidence. A person’s complete health and care picture that finally lives in one place. Captured in language that GPs, community nurses and hospital teams can act on straight away.

The Feebris integration can help care teams monitor a wide range of conditions. Ranging from frailty to long-term conditions such as heart failure, COPD and diabetes. Across all of them, recognising deterioration early can change the outcome entirely. The signs are often subtle. Small shifts that mean little on their own but, tracked over time, become a clear signal that something needs attention.

By recording objective health data alongside routine observations, care teams are far better placed to see those patterns. Additionally making it simpler to escalate with confidence and, in many cases, help someone avoid an unnecessary trip to hospital.

This is what proactive care looks like in practice. A carer with the right tools in hand, catching something before it becomes an emergency.

It also changes the conversation with clinical colleagues. When a carer can show a GP a pattern of declining observations over several days, they can easily evidence their perspective. A perspective that is specific, evidenced and actionable. Meaning frontline teams are heard, and taken seriously, when it matters most.

For providers working within integrated care systems, that same evidence tells a wider story. One of earlier interventions, fewer avoidable admissions, and people supported to stay well and independent for longer. It is a compelling case to make to commissioners, partners and regulators. Not to mention clear proof of the quality of care you already deliver.

Nourish has always believed that better care starts with better information. With Feebris, that information now reaches further than ever. Beyond what has already happened, to what might happen next.

For the people in your care, that is the difference between a crisis managed and a crisis avoided. For your teams, it is the confidence of knowing they can act on what they see. That is the future of care, and with Nourish and Feebris, it is already within reach.

To find out more about the Nourish and Feebris integration, get in touch with our team.

As specialists in care technology at Sensio and Nourish we’re often asked: “Where do care providers see the most value over time?”

The right digital partner should give you confidence that you’re making the best decisions for your residents, your teams and the future of care. Value goes beyond saving time, it is defined by how that time, insight, and resource are used to enhance care delivery. And often, this shows up in more ways than people initially expect.

Effective care technology provides a continuous flow of real-time insights. Insights that offer greater visibility of resident behaviours and patterns over time. Fundamentally, this supports a shift from reactive to more proactive care, enabling earlier identification of changes in wellbeing and helping reduce avoidable incidents. Consequently reducing reliance on our ‘professional best guesses’ alone.

These insights can significantly contribute to a reduction in falls, safeguarding concerns, and emergency call-outs. An experience shared by many of our partners.

Naturally, care needs can change over time. With clear evidence, Managers can be better equipped to have easier conversations with loved ones, local authorities or regulators. Secure in their perspective while backed by evidence rather than interpretation. This reduces the administrative burden linked to inspections and investigations. While also lowering the risk of non-compliance.

Over time, this can look like enhanced care for residents, more fulfilled care teams and lower team turnover. The trifecta of benefits from effective digital implementation in care and support settings.

Of course, we can’t ignore the time element. We know time in care is precious and in short supply. One of the immediate benefits our partners see from a Sensio integration with Nourish is ‘time saved’.

Sensio 365’s 24-hour passive monitoring supports more efficient working patterns, especially overnight. Primarily by reducing the need for routine, disruptive checks. This allows teams to prioritise care more effectively around technology. As well as freeing them up to focus on more meaningful interactions with residents.

A single, all-in-one solution should bring data, alerts, and insights together in one place and with support, teams can then interpret that data with confidence. Ultimately spending less time navigating multiple platforms and more time helping people live the lives they want in a place they can call home.

At risk of saving the best, or perhaps the most critical, until last, the extent to which value is realised is closely linked to how well technology is adopted. Seamless onboarding, training, and ongoing support are essential to ensuring teams champion Sensio and Nourish’s integration and genuinely feel they’re helping ‘share the load’.

A people-focused approach should help embed technology into daily routines. Enabling organisations to realise value earlier whilst creating a safe space for feedback.

Measurable value in care technology is not defined by time saved alone. It is reflected in better outcomes for residents, stronger evidence for decision-making, improved team confidence and more efficient use of resources.

Explore Sensio’s care technology in more detail or get in touch directly.

Find out more about working with Nourish as your digital partner by contacting us directly. And learn more about the Nourish Partnership Programme below.

Nourish Care is pleased to welcome OneAdvanced to the Nourish Partnership Programme, formalising a new partnership that gives care providers greater choice and confidence when building their digital ecosystem. 

The Nourish Partnership Programme was created to help care providers identify high-quality digital solutions that work well together, reduce complexity and drive better outcomes for the people they support. 

As care organisations continue to evolve, so too do the systems they rely on. Providers are increasingly looking for technology that can support safe, person-centred care while also strengthening the operational, financial and workforce processes that sit around it. This is especially important for larger and more complex organisations, where consistency, visibility and interoperability are essential. 

Our partnership with OneAdvanced reflects this shift. Built on 18 months of engagement, it brings together Nourish’s leading care management technology with OneAdvanced’s established business management software. Offering a more connected approach for providers to choose the right tools for their organisation. 

At Nourish, we believe there is no one-size-fits-all approach to care technology. Every provider has its own structure, community, priorities and ways of working. 

That is why choice matters. 

Through the Nourish Partnership Programme, we work with trusted organisations that can support providers in different parts of their digital journey. Some partnerships focus on integrations. Others support innovation, consultancy or implementation. Together, they help providers build an ecosystem that reflects their needs, rather than forcing services to fit around disconnected systems. 

The new referral-based partnership with OneAdvanced is designed with that same principle in mind. It gives customers greater flexibility when considering the tools they need to support care delivery, business management and operational oversight. 

For providers already using, or exploring, both Nourish and OneAdvanced systems, the partnership also supports closer alignment between platforms, helping organisations reduce duplication and create clearer, more connected ways of working. 

OneAdvanced delivers sector-focused software solutions for organisations operating in highly regulated and mission-critical sectors. Its social care solutions are designed to support providers across a range of areas. Such as care business management, care management, rostering, payroll, invoicing, finance, workforce management, governance and risk. 

For care providers, this breadth is important. High-quality care delivery does not happen in isolation. It depends on confident teams, clear processes, and strong operational foundations. 

OneAdvanced’s Care Business Management software is designed to help care and support organisations manage the complexity of running services across different provider types, locations and care settings. Its solutions help providers improve visibility and reduce the burden of managing multiple systems. 

The care sector is becoming increasingly complex. Providers are managing more diverse services, workforce pressures and rising demand for clear, reliable data. 

For larger care organisations, digital infrastructure needs to support both the quality of care and the sustainability of the organisation. Leaders need confidence that systems can scale, provide visibility across services and help teams work consistently, even across multiple locations. 

This partnership supports those ambitions. 

By connecting Nourish’s care management technology with established business management solutions such as OneAdvanced, providers can take a more strategic approach to digital transformation.  

This matters because the future of care technology will not be defined by individual systems working in isolation. It will be shaped by how effectively those systems connect, share relevant information and support the teams delivering care every day. 

Interoperability is at the heart of this partnership. 

Care providers need technology that works reliably, fits into existing workflows and helps reduce unnecessary administration. When systems connect effectively, teams can spend less time navigating fragmented processes. And more time focusing on care, quality and improvement. 

The partnership between Nourish and OneAdvanced is centred on helping providers select digital solutions that are high-quality, trustworthy and able to work together. It reflects a shared commitment to supporting safer, more efficient care delivery. Through technology that is practical, scalable and aligned with the realities of social care. 

This partnership is an important addition to the Nourish Partnership Programme and to our wider vision for the future of care technology. 

We know that care providers need confidence when choosing digital tools. They need systems that support their teams, strengthen their operations and improve the experience of the people they care for. Most importantly, they need technology that can grow with them. 

By working with OneAdvanced, we are giving providers more choice in how they build their digital ecosystem, while continuing to champion interoperability, reliability and connected care. 

We are excited to welcome OneAdvanced to the Nourish Partnership Programme and look forward to working together to support care organisations with the tools, insight and confidence they need to deliver safer, more efficient and more person-centred care. 

To learn more about the Nourish Partnership Programme, get in touch with our team. 

The care sector has a problem with missed calls. And it’s costing families more than they realise.
Every day, families across the UK pick up the phone to make one of the hardest calls of their lives.
They’re looking for care for a parent, a partner, or a grandparent. They’ve probably spent weeks building up to it. And in many cases, nobody answers.

Research shows that 37% of inbound calls to care homes go unanswered. More concerning is that 74% of those families never call back. That’s not a lead-generation problem; it’s a human one.

The care home enquiry journey is unlike almost any other. Families aren’t browsing for a product. They’re often in crisis, working against a hospital discharge deadline, or finally facing a conversation they’ve been avoiding for months. The window of intent is narrow, the emotional stakes are high, and the tolerance for friction is low.

When a call goes unanswered, it rarely gets a second chance. The family moves on. The care home never knows what they missed.

Care teams are stretched, front-of-house staff have competing priorities, and nobody is staffed to handle enquiries at 9pm on a Sunday. The problem isn’t willingness, it’s capacity.

There’s no shortage of AI tools making their way into healthcare. But most weren’t built with care home operators in mind, and families can tell.

Enquiries into care homes involve questions about dementia care pathways, fee structures, home activities and whether a parent can bring their dog. They require empathy, patience, and context. A chatbot designed for GP bookings or hotel reservations doesn’t carry any of that.

The sector needed something built from the ground up, trained on real care conversations, and designed to handle the emotional weight of the moment.

Eliza is Found by Lottie‘s AI-powered enquiry handler, built specifically for care providers. She answers every inbound call and live chat enquiry, qualifies leads, and helps arrange a home visit, around the clock, every day of the week.

By the time a care team member picks up the conversation, it’s already warm. The enquiry is profiled. The family has been heard.

Care providers remain fully in control, setting the timing for when Eliza picks up, how she introduces herself, and when to hand over to the team. She’s built on three principles we don’t compromise on:

AI in care often gets framed as a cost-cutting exercise. We think that misses the point.

Done right, AI doesn’t replace the human touch in care. It protects it. It creates the conditions for care teams to spend their time on the conversations that need them, not the ones that happened at midnight when no one was there.

A missed call isn’t just a missed lead. For some families, it’s the moment they give up and settle for something that wasn’t quite right.

Eliza exists to make sure that doesn’t happen.

Late last year, Nobi integrated with Nourish. Bringing together two systems that are increasingly central to how care homes coordinate resident wellbeing and daily care delivery. 

For many providers, integration is no longer a “nice to have” but a core requirement. Care teams are already working under significant pressure. Reducing duplication, manual input, and fragmented systems has a direct impact on both efficiency and care quality. With this in mind, the integration between Nobi and Nourish was a natural step. Designed to ensure that insights from Nobi’s ambient sensing technology can be more easily incorporated into wider care workflows where Nourish is in use. 

Nobi is now deployed across 17 countries and continues to grow. Nobi’s key focus is on helping care teams respond faster to falls and, increasingly, understand and prevent them. Nobi is more than an alerting system. Their emphasis is on generating context, helping teams identify patterns in incidents such as environmental factors, movement behaviours, or timing trends that may otherwise go unnoticed. 

This approach has recently been independently evaluated by Lancaster University across more than 57 care homes in the UK. The study reported a 32% reduction in falls, alongside reductions in ambulance call-outs and hospital admissions. Additionally, the report noted significantly improved response times. Importantly, the findings also highlighted how care teams are using this insight to adjust environments and routines, contributing to longer-term prevention rather than reactive response alone. 

Taken together, these developments reflect a broader shift in care technology. From isolated tools towards connected systems that support both real-time response and continuous learning within care environments. 

As integration between platforms like Nobi and Nourish continues to evolve, the focus remains on reducing complexity for staff while improving visibility, coordination, and ultimately outcomes for residents.

We are delighted to announce our strategic partnership with care technology leader Sensio. This partnership helps deliver more connected, intelligent, and person-centred care across the UK.

The partnership brings together two organisations with a shared vision of simplifying care through innovative digital solutions. Solutions that improve collaboration, save time for teams, and enhance care for residents.

Sensio’s mission is to revolutionise care through AI-powered, insight-driven solutions that empower care workers to deliver truly person-centred care.

“We are so excited to be partnering with Nourish and confident this collaboration will deliver real value to both Nourish and Sensio partners,” said Lisa Delaney, Country Director at Sensio UK.

“What makes this partnership so exciting is our shared vision for co-creation, collaboration, and long-term partnership. Both Sensio and Nourish believe technology should empower carers, improve outcomes, and make care delivery simpler, smarter, and more connected for everyone involved.”

Care providers are increasingly looking for connected systems that reduce duplication, improve visibility, and support more proactive care delivery.

By integrating Sensio’s activity and routine data into Nourish’s care planning platform, providers will be able to enrich care plans with additional insights. Helping teams build a better understanding of residents’ everyday patterns and wellbeing.

The partnership has been driven directly by customer demand. With care organisations increasingly seeking joined-up technologies. So they can simplify workflows and reduce operational pressures on frontline teams.

Sensio continues to strengthen its position as one of Europe’s leading care technology providers. IT operates across the UK, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Germany, and Iceland.

The company combines experts in technology with experts in care. Ensuring every solution is built around the real-world challenges faced by providers and frontline teams.

Recognised across the sector for its strong client management, unified platform that enhances care delivery, and commitment to co-creation, Sensio has also received two UK industry awards celebrating innovation and excellence in care technology. With revolutionary solutions like RoomMate, Sensio 365 and Sensio Insight, they are committed to enabling truly person-centered care that upholds safety, dignity and independence.

Trusted by care homes globally, Sensio’s solutions support tens of thousands of people every day. Care teams have used insights from Sensio’s technology to adjust routines and intervene earlier, which has been associated with reported reductions in falls of up to 80%. Through close collaboration with partners, Sensio continues to develop solutions that help care providers deliver safer, smarter, and more connected care.

Contact Nourish directly here.

Teton, the autonomous operating system helping UK care homes and hospitals deliver safer and more proactive care, and Nourish, the UK’s leading digital social care records provider, have integrated platforms to bring real-time resident health insights directly into the digital care record.

The integration connects Teton’s passive, non-wearable monitoring system with the Nourish care planning platform used by more than 5,000 care services across the UK. For care teams already using both systems, this means fall risk signals, sleep patterns and changes in resident activity now sit alongside daily care notes, assessments and care plans in a single view, rather than living in separate systems.

The result is a more complete picture of resident wellbeing, available to the people who need it most, in the place they already work.

Care teams are managing more complexity than ever. Staffing constraints, rising acuity and growing regulatory expectations mean that the ability to identify changes in resident need quickly has become central to delivering safe, person-centred care.

When monitoring data lives in a separate system, it creates extra steps and cognitive load for staff who are already stretched. By surfacing Teton’s ambient insights directly within the Nourish timeline, care teams can spot emerging risks as part of their existing workflow. No extra logins, switching between tools or relying on manual observation alone to catch what is changing.

This is what interoperability looks like in practice. Two systems designed for different purposes, working together so that the person delivering care has everything they need in one place.

Care staff using Nourish can now see Teton-generated insights within the resident timeline. Including fall risk indicators, sleep quality data and activity pattern changes. These sit alongside existing care notes, assessments, and interactions, giving teams a richer, more current understanding of each resident’s needs.

For managers and clinical leads, this joined-up view supports are range of improvements. Including better oversight, earlier escalation, and stronger evidence for care planning reviews and regulatory reporting.

Teton’s monitoring technology has delivered up to 83% fall incident reduction in European deployments. Combined with Nourish’s position as the care record relied on by 425,000 care workers every day, supporting more than 413,000 people across the UK, the integration brings that capability to a significant share of the UK care market.

“The UK care sector is navigating staffing pressures, rising acuity and increasing regulatory scrutiny. Care teams need tools that work together, not in silos. Our integration with Nourish puts real-time resident insights into the system UK care teams already rely on every day. So they can act earlier and with greater confidence.” Mikkel Wad Thorsen, CEO, Teton

“Person-centred care isn’t just a principle at Nourish; it’s the foundation of everything we build. Interoperability is the bridge that turns fragmented systems into seamless care experiences. Partnering with Teton, an organisation that holds outcomes to the same standard we do, brings us one step closer to care that truly works for everyone.” Denise Tack, Director of Partner and Business Engagement, Nourish Care

The integration reflects a principle both organisations share. That the best care technology reduces complexity for staff rather than adding to it. As the UK care sector continues its digital transformation, partnerships like this are crucial. They demonstrate how purpose-built systems can work together to support better outcomes for residents and the teams who care for them.

For more information, visit teton.ai and nourishcare.com.

Teton is an AI-powered ambient monitoring platform helping UK care homes and hospitals deliver safer, more proactive care. It gives care teams real-time visibility into resident health, sleep, and fall risk through passive, non-wearable monitoring. So they can act earlier and with greater confidence. Teton has delivered up to 83% fall incident reduction across its European deployments. They operate across the UK, Europe and the US.

At Nourish, we’re proud to announce our sponsorship of the Care Consultancy Accreditation Framework (C-CAF). An important initiative designed to bring greater quality assurance and consistency to the growing world of care consultancies. 

Consultancies play an increasingly important role in supporting care and support providers across the UK. They cover a range of areas from compliance and operations to digital transformation. Yet, as their presence grows, so too does the need for clear standards, accountability and trust. 

That’s where care consultancy accreditation framework comes in. C-CAF provides a robust accreditation framework that helps care providers identify consultancies that meet recognised standards of practice and ethics. It’s a valuable step towards more transparent, quality-assured support for providers and their communities. 

We sponsor C-CAF because we recognise the potential of partnerships in health and social care. We already champion a more connected digital future through our Nourish Partnership Programme.  

To join the Nourish Partnership Programme, consultancies undergo additional training and review. Ensuring they understand and uphold the values, standards and best practices that underpin the Nourish ecosystem. 

Once they’ve completed this process, consultancies receive the Nourish Approved Partner badge. Visible proof that they are part of the Nourish Partnership Programme and have met our framework for quality and collaboration. 

Care and support have many specialisations and so does care and support technology. We see Nourish as a nucleus for your digital ecosystem, sitting at the base of your service. Our integration partners offer specialised systems that integrate fluidly with ours. Helping you to simplify your workflows and improve your outcomes.

Trust is essential for successful partnerships. We apply our rigorous standards of quality to ensure we partner with the best consultants. People with relevant experience and a proven track record. So you know both who to turn to, and when you need to.

Inspiration is easy to find in the care and support sector. The culture of growth and progress in the face of challenges frequently produces incredible initiatives. We partner with promising innovations to raise the awareness and profile of exciting ideas. Once they pass our standards of course!

Our goal is to ensure that every organisation supporting care providers whether through consultancy, software or services is aligned in delivering better outcomes, safer practices, and more confident care. 

We’re thrilled to support C-CAF’s mission. We’re committed to playing our part in building a more transparent, trusted and collaborative health and social care sector. 

To find out more about the care consultancy accreditation framework and our involvement, visit their website. 

We are proud to announce our commitment to environmental targets through collaboration with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). This marks a significant step in Nourish’s long-term environmental strategy. Reinforcing our dedication to building a resilient and responsible future for the UK social care sector. 

“We believe that building for the future means taking responsibility today.” said John Billington, Chief Financial Officer of Nourish Care. “Our commitment to science-based targets reflects our values as a company and our role in supporting a sustainable social care ecosystem, both environmentally and operationally.” 

The SBTi is a global body enabling businesses to set emissions reduction targets in line with climate science and the goals of the Paris Agreement. By working with SBTi, companies ensure their climate actions are credible, transparent, and effective.  

Nourish Care’s targets are publicly listed on the SBTi dashboard.

As a technology provider to care organisations across the UK, Nourish understands the importance of reducing environmental impact while supporting the wellbeing of communities. By aligning with SBTi, Nourish is helping to future-proof themselves and their users. 

This initiative complements Nourish’s broader mission to improve care through innovation, compassion, and responsibility. With ten years under our belts here at Nourish we are naturally focusing on how the make the most of the next 10. Environmental targets are a key aspect of our future, creating a healthier world for everyone. 

As part of its pledge, Nourish Care will maintain zero Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions through 2034. Additionally, we will measure and reduce Scope 3 emissions from a 2024 baseline. The SBTi team assessed and validated these targets. They checked them against the SME Criteria Assessment Indicators (v1.0) and ensured they are aligned with the latest climate science and global best practices. 

The SBTi uses three categories of greenhouse gas emissions to help organisations set and track climate goals. These categories are Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions. The Greenhouse Gas Protocol defines these scopes, a widely used international accounting tool. 

We are proud to announce Nourish Care are the latest and largest social care software supplier to be fully compliant with the new Digital Social Care Records (DSCR) standards set by the Assured Solutions List (ASL), a register of digital solutions assured by NHS England. Our compliance with these standards across all forms of care reflects our commitment to the present realities and future potential of social care software. We are incredibly proud to provide best in class solutions for the over 235,000 carers using Nourish every day in a wide variety of care settings to support more than 385,000 people to live the lives they want to live; in a place they can call home.

The new compliance regulations were announced last year and Nourish has been busy ensuring that it meets each of the 14 standards. This level of screening will mean that only software suppliers who meet stringent standards will be able to remain on the NHS Assured Solutions List.

The new DSCR standards, which must be fully met by everybody on the ASL, represent the next step of Social Care’s digitisation journey. An evolving emphasis on data, security and interoperability that reflects the success and potential of digital software in care. 

1. Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery – this ensures the core provider that they will be fully equipped to provide the required services in any eventuality 

2. Clinical Safety – providers must comply with clinical risk management standard 

3. Commercial – outlines standards of behaviour for commercial relationships 

4. Data migration – to ensure data migration is safe and effective 

5. Data standards – standards for storage, management and organisation of data 

6. About Me (PRSB)* – regulations around the sharing of personal data 

7. Personalised Care and Support Plan Standard (PRSB)* – to make sure people have the right information in order to manage their own care 

8. Hosting and infrastructure – best practices for infrastructure and hosting systems 

9. Information Governance – ensures personal data remains confidential 

10. Non-Functional Questions – to ensure suppliers understand the non-functional landscape 

11. Testing – to make sure all suppliers test processes are rigorous and of a high quality 

12. Interoperability – standards and protocols to ensure that systems can work together 

13. GP Connect – to ensure the safe sharing of data held within GP IT solutions 

14. E-mail – supports the secure transmission of confidential information by NHS e-mail systems (not applicable to Nourish)

You can review the Assured Solutions List and check what suppliers meet the new standards here.

Digital social care will continue to grow and develop as care providers make it a fundamental part of their processes. We at Nourish are committed to joining our users on this journey by working with them, and the Department of Health and Social care, to build a brighter, better, social care future for us all.  

If you’d like to be a part of this future contact us to learn more about how we work with our users.