Herne Bay Manor: Using Technology to Enhance Safety and Independence

katie.neale@sensio.com (Katie Neale) — Fri, 26 Jun 2026 07:34:06 GMT

How Foxhunters Care Home Enhanced Resident Safety and experience with Sensio

katie.neale@sensio.com (Katie Neale) — Fri, 26 Jun 2026 07:29:15 GMT

Key outcomes

Clearer, real-time visibility of resident wellbeing across the home
Greater reassurance and confidence, especially during night shifts
More proactive care through early insight and alerts
Better understanding of resident behaviour to support personalised care
Successful group-wide rollout of RoomMate following strong results at Foxhunters
RoomMate: A revolutionary infrared safety sensor designed with discretion and privacy in mind. It provides continuous awareness of activity and alerts care teams to events that may require attention, such as potential falls.
Sensio Vista, a real-time web portal that gives care teams a clear, live overview of resident activity and alerts across large screens, PCs, and tablets

Why Foxhunters Sought a New Approach

With growing resident needs, particularly for those living with dementia, the team wanted better visibility across the home and more confidence in how they responded to care alerts - especially overnight. They were also keen to reduce unnecessary disruption for residents, while gaining clearer insight into falls and movement patterns to help improve care planning.

Enhancing Resident Safety Through Privacy-First Innovation

katie.neale@sensio.com (Katie Neale) — Fri, 26 Jun 2026 07:21:36 GMT

What began as a pilot quickly evolved into a group-wide rollout, supporting Cinnamon to reduce falls-related incidents, improve response times and support a more proactive approach to person-centred care.

Following the rollout of Sensio's RoomMate technology, Cinnamon Care Collection achieved:

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Herne Bay Manor: Using Technology to Enhance Safety and Independence

How Foxhunters Care Home Enhanced Resident Safety and experience with Sensio

Key outcomes

Why Foxhunters Sought a New Approach

Enhancing Resident Safety Through Privacy-First Innovation