Kyndi

27/03/2026

It was a pleasure to visit Kyndi's CCTV operations centre and meet the dedicated team working behind the scenes.

🚨Their vital role in keeping Gillingham and Rainham safe, in close partnership with Kent Police, was evident throughout.

📹It was impressive to see the breadth of operations in action, from real-time monitoring to coordinated responses that support frontline policing.

18/03/2026

No single organisation can meet every need in isolation.

Whether supporting independent living, strengthening community safety or improving medication adherence, meaningful impact happens when services work together.

At Kyndi, we partner with local authorities, housing providers, health professionals and community organisations to deliver person led, technology enhanced care that is practical, responsive and grounded in real life.

Partnership for us means:

• Shared understanding of risk and need
• Clear referral pathways
• Collaborative problem solving
• Transparent communication
• A focus on long term outcomes, not short term fixes

When we align around the individual, services feel joined up rather than fragmented.

If you are looking to strengthen support pathways or explore how assistive tech can complement your existing services, we would welcome a conversation.

Find out more about partnering with us:
👉 https://kyndi.co.uk/partner-with-us/

16/03/2026

This week we’re recognising Neurodiversity Celebration Week 🌿

It’s a time to celebrate the different ways people think, learn and experience the world.

Neurodiversity is not something that needs to be changed. It is something to be understood, respected and embraced 💙

At Kyndi, person led care starts with listening.
Listening to routines.
Listening to preferences.
Listening to what makes someone feel safe, confident and supported.

Whether through thoughtful support or carefully chosen assistive tech, our role is to adapt around the individual, not expect the individual to adapt to the system.

Inclusive communities are built on compassion, patience and understanding.

This week is a gentle reminder that different ways of thinking strengthen our workplaces, our services and our society 🌍

15/03/2026

Wishing Rhiannon the very best of luck at ITEC 2026 💙

Tomorrow, Clare and Rhiannon will be attending ITEC 2026 at the ICC Birmingham — two days of conversation, collaboration and learning across the technology enabled care sector.

We are incredibly proud that Rhiannon has been shortlisted as a finalist in the 2026 ITEC Awards. Being recognised at a national level is a reflection of the dedication, knowledge and care she brings to her role every day.

While the awards evening is a special moment, ITEC is also about sharing insight, challenging thinking and shaping the future of person led, outcomes focused care.

Clare and Rhiannon are looking forward to connecting with partners, peers and organisations who are equally committed to strengthening independence and improving lives through thoughtful use of technology.

Good luck, Rhiannon — we’re all behind you 💙

📍 ICC Birmingham
📅 16–17 March 2026

13/03/2026

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13/03/2026

Today we recognise World Sleep Day 🌙

Through our work, we see every day how important sleep really is.

When someone is not sleeping well, it shows up everywhere.
In concentration at school.
In mood and behaviour.
In confidence.
In family stress levels.

Good sleep is not a luxury. It is foundational.

We have supported individuals using tools such as the Circadacare Smart Light Bulb, designed to create calmer, more predictable lighting environments. What we have learned is that even small changes to someone’s surroundings can lead to meaningful improvements in rest and daily functioning.

Better sleep has meant fewer night time disruptions.
More settled mornings.
Improved focus.
And less exhaustion for families.

Sleep well. Live better. 💙

Today is a gentle reminder of how something as simple as rest can shape health, independence and wellbeing at every stage of life.

11/03/2026

Arranging support at home can feel overwhelming.

For professionals supporting individuals and families, the referral process should not add to that pressure.

A good assessment pathway should be clear, structured and centred around the individual from the very first conversation.

It begins with listening.
Understanding who the support is for.
Whether they live alone or with others.
What current support is in place.
What risks or vulnerabilities may be emerging.

From there, recommendations should follow logically.

A thorough evaluation.
Appropriate assistive tech.
Professional installation.
Clear training.
Ongoing service desk support.

When the process is transparent and collaborative, professionals can refer with confidence. Families feel reassured. And individuals remain at the centre of every decision.

If you would like to understand how our assessment process works, or refer someone for support, you can find more information here:

👉 https://kyndi.co.uk/

Support at home should bring ease of mind — for everyone involved.

09/03/2026

This week we’re recognising Healthcare Science Week 🔬

When people think about healthcare, they often picture frontline clinical roles.

But behind every service is science.
Data.
Technology.
Careful monitoring.
Quiet expertise working around the clock.

At Kyndi, healthcare science plays a vital role in how we support people to remain independent at home. From environmental monitoring to assistive tech and our 24/7 control centre, evidence and insight help us respond earlier and more thoughtfully.

It is not about replacing human care. It is about strengthening it.

Healthcare science helps us move from reacting to crisis, to identifying changes sooner. It supports safer transitions, better routines and greater reassurance for families 💙

This week is a chance to recognise the professionals, partners and operational teams whose knowledge and dedication help modern care evolve every day.

06/03/2026

Three nominations at the Kent Women in Business Awards 👏

We are incredibly proud to share that our CEO, Clare Burgess, has been shortlisted as a finalist in three categories at the Kent Women in Business Awards 2026.

Clare has been nominated for:

✨ Women’s Champion of the Year
✨ Innovation Award
✨ Inspiring Leader of the Year

These nominations reflect the vision, leadership and dedication Clare brings to Kyndi every day, helping drive forward person led, technology enabled care that genuinely improves lives across our communities.

The awards take place this evening, and we are looking forward to celebrating alongside so many inspiring women and businesses from across Kent.

Congratulations to all of the finalists and best of luck to Clare tonight, we’re all behind you. 💙

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04/03/2026

You forgot to take your medication this morning.

It happens.

Maybe you were distracted.
Maybe you thought you had already taken it.
Maybe you planned to come back to it later.

By lunchtime you are feeling unsettled. A little dizzy. Not quite yourself.

Your daughter notices you sound different on the phone. She finishes work early to check on you.

By the evening there is confusion. Did you take it twice? Not at all? No one is quite sure.

Now there is anxiety.
A call to the GP.
A long evening for your family.
A loss of confidence for you.

For someone living with dementia or managing multiple long term conditions, missed or duplicated medication is not just an inconvenience. It can mean deterioration, increased risk, avoidable hospital admissions and growing pressure on families.

This is exactly why structured medication support matters.

With solutions like the Evondos automated medication dispenser, doses are provided at the right time, in the right amount, with prompts and remote monitoring in place.

No guessing.
No double dosing.
No unnecessary stress.

Technology does not replace family care. It protects it.

Small interventions can prevent bigger consequences.

Visit: https://kyndi.co.uk/product/evondos-medication-adherence-robot/ to find out more.

27/02/2026

We were delighted to welcome Cllr Simon Curry, Portfolio Holder for Climate Change and Strategic Regeneration, to officially open our new control centre this week.

As a member of Kyndi’s Shareholder Sub Committee, Cllr Curry was able to see first-hand the environment from which our 24/7 service operates and the scale of support we provide to people across Medway every day. It was encouraging to hear his reflections on the genuine difference Kyndi makes to individuals and families in our community.

Our new control centre has been designed to be modern, resilient and future-focused, strengthening our ability to deliver responsive, person led care around the clock.

Clare Burgess, CEO of Kyndi, would like to thank Neil Young, Head of Operations, along with Matt Pinder, Keith Baker and their teams at Medway Council for their dedication and hard work in bringing this space to life.

It was a proud moment for everyone involved.

Thank you to all who attended and continue to support Kyndi in delivering ease of mind to our communities.

24/02/2026

When people think about assistive tech, they often picture support for older adults.

In reality, the need for the right support at the right time can apply to any stage of life.

We work with older residents who want to remain safely independent at home.
We support adults managing long term conditions.
We work alongside families navigating change.
We help young people build confidence and routine.

The common thread is not age. It is the individual.

Person led care means understanding someone’s daily life, their environment and what matters to them. Technology then becomes one part of a wider, thoughtful approach.

Assistive tech is not about replacing people. It is about strengthening independence, reducing anxiety and giving families reassurance.

When support is tailored and compassionate, it can make a meaningful difference, whatever someone’s age or circumstances.