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Explore the impact of ResHub’s resident experience platform, social engagement technology and the negative effects of social isolation, and how technology can empower a happier, healthier senior living experience.

ResHub App Helps Residents Stay Connected and Socially Engaged

An innovative, award-winning software platform that aims to improve resident wellness by enhancing communication between residents, their families, and staff.

ResHub Among Winners of Inaugural Impact Shakers Awards

The Impact Shakers Awards help create a growth environment where startups can grow into strong and scalable businesses.

How a Wellness Engagement Platform Improves Resident Experience & Connection

ResHub puts residents in charge, empowering them to lead active daily lives and stay connected.

How to Use Senior Living Software to Improve Staff Efficiency

ResHub puts critical information at caregivers’ fingertips to empower meaningful interactions with residents and families.

ResHub’s Software is Based on Published, Peer-Reviewed Research

The concepts of ‘resident experience’ follows from the concepts of patient experience. Resident experience pertains to the ‘lived experience’ of residents in [assisted] living facilities. It concerns their overall quality of life and level of fulfillment.

- Source: Cahill, J., McLoughlin, S. (2019). IoT/sensor-based infrastructures promoting a sense of home, independent living, comfort and wellness. Sensors 2019, 19(3), 485

Wellness management should consider a patient’s biological, psychological and social health…[Technology] will enhance patient experience and wellness, along with improving staff professionalism.

- Source: Cahill, J., Power, D., Mackey, G., & McLoughlin, S. (2018). New technologies supporting patient re-enablement, wellness monitoring and staff professionalism. Age and Ageing, Volume 47, Issue suppl_5, 1 September 2018, Pages v13–v60

The design remit for [resident engagement] technology is to enable a resident experience that is similar to living at home. New technologies should facilitate wellness and communication/connection, and not simply risk assessment.

- Source: Cahill, J., McLoughlin, S., & Wetherall, S. (2018). The Design of New Technology Supporting Wellbeing, Independence and Social Participation for Older Adults Domicile in Residential Homes and/or Assisted Living Communities. Technologies 2018, 6(1), 18 pp 1-33

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