InteliCare Launches $212k AI Trial at mecwacare’s Trescowthick Centre
InteliCare has launched a three-month trial of its AI-powered platform at mecwacare’s Trescowthick Centre, marking a significant step in its commercialisation strategy with a leading aged care provider.
- Three-month trial of InteliCare platform commenced at mecwacare’s Trescowthick Centre
- $212,000 contract for implementation services secured
- New AI-driven features tailored to mecwacare’s operational needs deployed
- Trial includes real-time monitoring, nurse call integration, and predictive analytics
- mecwacare to decide on wider rollout after trial completion
Trial Launch Marks Milestone for InteliCare
InteliCare Holdings Ltd (ASX – ICR), an Australian technology company specialising in AI-driven solutions for aged care, has officially commenced a three-month trial of its InteliCare platform at mecwacare’s Trescowthick Centre in Prahran, Victoria. This trial represents a key milestone in InteliCare’s commercialisation efforts, partnering with one of Victoria’s leading not-for-profit aged care providers.
The agreement, signed in late April, includes $212,000 in implementation services for hardware and software deployment. The trial began in early July and covers the full InteliCare suite, including behavioural analytics, advanced falls detection, vitals monitoring, and real-time location services.
Tailored Features Enhance Care and Efficiency
InteliCare has introduced several new features specifically designed to align with mecwacare’s operating model. These include enhanced reporting for falls and alarm events, smartphone-based alarm delivery to care staff, integration with mecwacare’s nurse call system, and automated fridge temperature monitoring to safeguard medication and food storage.
Real-time resident status dashboards can be displayed on cost-effective smart TVs, reducing reliance on expensive proprietary displays. These innovations aim to improve resident care quality while boosting staff efficiency through better data and alert management.
Strategic Partnership with mecwacare
Kendall Killbride, mecwacare’s General Manager of IT Transformation, emphasised the organisation’s commitment to digital innovation and resident-centred care. The trial is part of mecwacare’s broader digital transformation strategy, seeking to leverage data-driven insights to enhance outcomes for residents and clients.
InteliCare CEO Daniel Pilbrow highlighted the collaborative effort between the two organisations and expressed optimism about the platform’s potential to support tailored health and wellbeing plans through predictive analytics.
Looking Ahead
At the conclusion of the trial, mecwacare will evaluate the results to determine whether to expand InteliCare’s deployment across its network of residential aged care facilities. This decision will be pivotal for InteliCare’s growth trajectory and market positioning in the competitive aged care technology sector.
For now, the trial at Trescowthick Centre offers a valuable proving ground for InteliCare’s AI-driven platform to demonstrate tangible benefits in real-world aged care settings.
Bottom Line?
The outcome of this trial could set the tone for InteliCare’s expansion in aged care technology across Australia.
Questions in the middle?
- Will mecwacare commit to a full rollout after the trial?
- How effectively will InteliCare’s new features integrate with existing care workflows?
- What measurable improvements in resident care and staff efficiency will emerge from the trial?
