Adult Services Front Door
Bromley Council is trialling new technology to enhance its Adult Services Front Door project, aiming for safer and timelier initial responses.
Bromley Council is trialling new technology, including Intelligent Lilli and Magic Notes, within its Adult Social Care Service to improve service delivery and support residents in their homes. This initiative was discussed at the Executive, Resources and Contracts Policy Development and Scrutiny Committee in October 2025, where members reviewed progress on corporate priorities and innovative ways of working.
The Adult Services Front Door, a Bromley Council project launched in May, is a key component of this effort. It aims to provide initial responses to residents' needs in a safer and more timely manner, supporting more people to remain in their own homes. No upcoming meetings are currently scheduled to discuss the Adult Services Front Door project.
Key facts
- Bromley Council is trialling new technology, Intelligent Lilli and Magic Notes, in its Adult Social Care Service. Source
- The technology trial was highlighted at the Executive, Resources and Contracts Policy Development and Scrutiny Committee on 9 October 2025. Source
- The Adult Services Front Door project was launched in May. Source
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