Behavioural monitoring for dementia care at home
Central Core helps families look out for a parent or relative living with dementia. A few small sensors notice the ordinary rhythm of the day, and each morning the family gets a short, plain-English update by text or email.
Families who can't be there every day
For anyone supporting a parent or relative with dementia who still lives in their own home.
Nobody has to wear anything, press anything or learn any technology.
We set it up. You adjust it to suit you.
We set it up
We talk about the home and the routine, then fit a small hub and a few sensors. You don't install anything.
It learns their normal
Sensors notice doors and movement between rooms. Only that activity goes to Central Core's secure service, which writes a short summary of the day.
You make it yours
Choose your comfort window, how you're alerted and who else in the family gets updates. Change it any time.
You read it over breakfast
By text or email. If the day looked different from usual, it says so.
It started at home
Central Core began as a system one family built for their own parents, so they could help from afar. Now we're sharing the idea with other families.
Read our storyWhat Central Core does
It learns their normal
Their own routine, home or out, holidays noticed, and the family's own page with a floor plan.
Read more SafetyReady if they go missing
The exact time a door opened at night, and the Herbert Protocol ready to send to the police.
Read more ResearchThe NHS is exploring this too
A national trial with more than 250 families, and similar work around the world.
Read moreIt notices the day, not the person
No cameras or microphones
Only small door and movement sensors.
Only what you choose
The hub sends only the chosen sensors' activity.
Designed with GDPR in mind
Nothing tracks anyone outside the home.
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