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Lilli is the future of independent living. We empower people to live independently, safely and happily at home.

16/09/2026

As the debate around social care reform continues, we are pleased to see prevention and proactive care firmly at the heart of the conversation. Moving from crisis management to promoting independence and early intervention is key to people living well, in the place they call home, for longer.

Tools like home monitoring technology can help identify subtle changes before they become significant problems, by identifying what's normal for one person and signalling if things have changed - for instance, less mobility or time outside, less eating and drinking, increased bathroom visits, or even unusual home temperatures.

One of the most rewarding things about what we do at Lilli is getting to hear stories from families like Erik's who have used the insights to get a loved one the help they needed sooner than they would have been able to otherwise.

Technology might not be the silver bullet to all the pressures in care, but it is one part of the puzzle that can and is making a meaningful difference to people's lives. ❤️

04/08/2026

Families like Erik's are using monitoring technology to keep an eye on patterns of their loved one's lives so that if something changes, they'll know early.

We spoke to him about using Lilli to help care for his mum, not as a replacement for regular visits and calls, but just one part of the picture. 🤍

05/05/2026

Last chance to register 💫

'Starting Well - Creating the capacity to change' takes place this Friday, 8 May (12-1pm, Zoom), and is the first in our series The Capacity Lab with Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS).

The series has been designed specifically for leaders who are gearing up to deliver more digitally enabled care in people's homes.

It will cover navigating the tension between diligent planning and just getting started, setting a clear plan in line with your strategy, as well as making the business case for change before you've got all the evidence.

Our panellists:
- Jon Wilson, Director of Adults and Communities at Leicestershire County Council
- Dave Macfarlane, Consultant at Triple Value Impact and former Transformation and Digital Lead for Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
- James Sinclair, Chief Operations Officer, Care City
- Kelly Hudson, CEO, Lilli
- Sally Burlington (chair), Chief Executive, Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS)

Register here 👇 https://lnkd.in/eDcFHTei

22/04/2026

The new model for health and care promises to be proactive, with as much care as possible delivered in people’s homes, supported by digital and data. The ambition is to deliver earlier interventions to support people to live more independently, and to help people to meet their aspirations within their own communities.

But the pressure on adult social care isn't easing. The question is: how can Directors create space to implement technologies to enable proactive care?

The Capacity Lab is a series of three interactive sessions from Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) and Lilli for Directors of Adult Social Services and their senior teams — bringing together peers and other sector experts to share what's working, and give you tools you can use immediately.

Please register early as spaces are limited.

- Session 1, Starting Well, 8 May, 12-1pm on Zoom: https://lnkd.in/eDcFHTei

- Session 2, Taking People with You, 22 May, 12-1pm on Zoom:
https://lnkd.in/eBGVcJiA

- Session 3, Stick and Scale, 5 June, 12-1pm on Zoom:
https://lnkd.in/ecU6k8be

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+442039220067

Website

http://www.intelligentlilli.com/

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