Ally Cares

13/01/2026

This podcast episode might be a few months old, but the issues it raises haven’t gone away.

It’s a practical conversation about how AI like Ally Cares is actually being used in care homes, what it’s changing day to day, and why focusing on real outcomes matters more than chasing the latest technology trend.

If you’re thinking about how digital tools can genuinely support care in 2026, it’s still very much worth a listen. https://www.allycares.com/news-care-home-management-podcast-and-magazine-2025/

11/01/2026

In 2026, care homes are under more pressure than ever to improve outcomes, support stretched teams, and make technology work harder without adding complexity.

This article looks at how small, thoughtful technology shifts are making a real difference in day-to-day care. Not big system overhauls, but practical changes that reduce disruption, improve awareness, and help teams act earlier.

If you’re thinking about what really delivers impact in care, this is worth a read. https://www.allycares.com/insight-small-tech-shifts-big-outcomes/

10/01/2026

06/01/2026

What makes residents stay longer and happier in care homes?

It’s not just about finding new residents. Our recent article explores how better health outcomes and stronger trust translate into more stable occupancy and a more sustainable home.

Catch the insight and let us know how you’re thinking about retention. https://www.allycares.com/a-new-model-for-care-home-occupancy/

04/01/2026

Sometimes the biggest improvements in care come from the smallest changes.

The latest article from Ally Cares CEO Tom Tredinnick explains how small habit shifts at night are helping homes improve sleep, reduce falls and support staff across the UK.

Read more: https://www.allycares.com/better-days-start-small-care-homes/

02/01/2026

In case you missed this, we’ve published a new article reflecting on what we’ve learned about sleep in care, and why it matters so in 2026.

Better sleep doesn’t just mean better nights. It shapes residents’ health, mood, independence and outcomes in ways the sector can no longer afford to overlook.

Read the full piece here: https://www.allycares.com/what-we-learned-about-sleep-and-care-2026/

31/12/2025

This year has reinforced something we see again and again. Meaningful progress in care starts with understanding what really makes the difference day to day, and often, that brings us back to sleep.

Thank you to everyone who’s shared insight and helped shape how Ally Cares continues to evolve.

We look forward to continuing the journey together in 2026 and wish you all a very happy and prosperous year ahead.

30/12/2025

Better sleep really does lead to happier days.

At Azalea Court, focusing on night-time care helped residents feel more settled and supported, plus it gave staff the confidence to care more proactively.

Their story shows how small changes at night can have a big impact on wellbeing. Read how they did it:
https://www.allycares.com/the-power-of-better-sleep-how-azalea-court-transformed-night-care/

29/12/2025

As the year comes to a close, we’re grateful for a year of recognition that reflects real change happening in care homes.

In 2025, Ally Cares was named Tech Innovation of the Year at the National Care Awards, recognised by TIME & Statista as one of the World’s Top HealthTech Companies, and received Global Health & Pharma’s Innovative Care Home Technology award for the second year running.

Behind every award are calmer nights, better sleep, and care teams supported to act earlier and with confidence.

If you’d like to see what this looks like in practice, we’d love to talk. https://www.allycares.com/ally-awards-recognition/

28/12/2025

Technology can never replace good care, but it can help staff be there at exactly the right moment.
BBC South captured this beautifully during a visit to a home using Ally Cares .

Watch the moment carers know someone needs them, instantly.

27/12/2025

Sometimes the biggest improvements in care come from the smallest changes.

Tom’s latest article explains how small habit shifts at night are helping homes improve sleep, reduce falls and support staff across the UK.

Read more: https://www.allycares.com/it-starts-with-one-small-habit-care-homes/