Ensuring your monitoring provider is digitally ready

About this webinar

What are the capabilities a monitoring provider requires to be digitally ready?

And what do they have in place to support analogue and digital equipment?

It is absolutely vital that your telecare monitoring provider (ARC) is digitally ready because their ability to support your end users, when they need it most, directly hinges on this.

Due to the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) being switched off by 2027, telecare equipment is continuously being upgraded from analogue to digital.

A digitally ready provider ensures a smooth and safe transition, allowing them to effectively monitor both existing analogue equipment and the new digital telecare devices being implemented. This preparedness is critical to maintain continuous, life-saving support and to fully leverage the advanced capabilities that digital telecare offers for proactive and person-centred care.

Within this webinar we will be discussing: 

• Multi-protocol support - Ability to support a range of open, industry-standard digital telecare protocols.
• Being digitally prepared through SIP - The importance of being fully SIP to ensure continuity of service, enhanced safety and the ability to leverage new technologies.
• Real-time data processing - Ability to ingest and process large volumes of data from various digital devices in real time.
• Capabilities to support the transition to digital through hybrid monitoring and A2D converters - Monitoring providers must have the capability to monitor both analogue, digital and A2D converters.