It is common for the elderly to suffer from malnutrition, fall injuries, pressure ulcers and involuntary loneliness. They negatively affect well-being and the quality of life and cause society high costs.

Preventive work improves both the elderly’s quality of life and reduces societal costs so that the money can be used for more preventive efforts, more employees, increased skills development and increased care for conditions that cannot be prevented.

We design and develop solutions that make it easier for care and social care to make decisions, implement and monitor the impact of preventive measures on both the quality of life of the elderly and on societal costs.