Tendertec – Bringing Connected Care to the world

Enter the Era of Prevention

We build AI-powered technologies that connect care professionals and families with the knowledge they need to keep vulnerable people healthy, independent, and safe.

We are changing the lives of millions of people giving and receiving care in the post pandemic era of connected care.

One platform, many features that can be dialled up or down according to your changing needs.

body temperature

falls

daily living activities

unusual behaviour

incident review

vitals

Hestia

Our privacy-first connected-care platform is the key to targeted response and future prevention in care settings. It reveals not just when, but how and why falls, exacerbations and other incidents are happening, without requiring any service user engagement.

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digital fitness support

for those who need it most

FitBees

It’s not easy to stay fit as we age or become frail. FitBees combines Tendertec’s platform and wearable technologies to create motivational encouragement and social connections that support physical activities.

FitBees is being co-designed to create a solution that empowers more people with personalised data-driven support and connections.

Built with machine learning and thermal sensing, our products remote-monitor body temperature, daily living activities, regular movements or sleep patterns and notify of unusual behaviours that might indicate a need to adapt support plans.

We can detect falls or near falls, with the ability to reconstruct the moments leading-up to an incident to assist treatment and prevention plans.

People are living longer, but often with chronic conditions that require ongoing care and attention for many years. Despite the best of intentions, family members or care professionals do not always have the time or funds to support every person with 24/7 personalised plans.

Digital technology is changing this, and is transforming health and social care for the better.

We are creating value across the care chain and are moving circles of care from limited reactions to person-centred preventice care.