Surrey County Council is the latest local authority to start using our SmartCare system to provide adult social care assessment clinics to local residents. SmartCare is at the core of the ADL suite of systems and has been developed with professional therapists over the last 8 years. It uses state-of-the-art matching algorithms which were the first of their kind in the industry and remain the most comprehensive, proven algorithms in their field.

SmartCare clinics are being run by local authorities across the country, from Scotland to the Isle of Wight. SmartCare clinics offer great savings, reduce waiting lists and produce a high degree of satisfaction with the assessment process among service users. SmartCare clinics can offer savings of as much as 66% over the traditional method of home visits. Lincolnshire County Council, who have been running clinics since 2008, have demonstrated that two people running a SmartCare clinic can assess between 14 to 16 people a day, with a satisfaction rate of 96% amongst their service users. SmartCare is a new way of working that has been built in co-operation with occupational therapists to provide an improved and efficient service to clients and a reduction in costs to councils.

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