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Richmond upon Thames Adult Social Care Services Investment

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Richmond upon Thames is progressing a £2.9 million investment in care technology for adult social services, with a contract tendering approved in November 2025.

Richmond upon Thames' Adult Social Services, Health and Housing Committee approved the tendering of a contract for technology services in November 2025. This decision is part of a £2.9 million investment to enhance adult social care services, aiming to modernise care and support residents' independence within the borough.

The investment focuses on providing care technology, including alarms, monitoring, and falls devices, to assist residents with complex disabilities or mental health needs. These digital technologies are designed to alert carers or responders to risks, thereby improving care provision.

Key facts

  1. Richmond upon Thames' Adult Social Services, Health and Housing Committee approved tendering a contract for technology services in November 2025. Source
  2. The investment in care technology totals £2.9 million. Source
  3. The technology will support residents with complex disabilities or mental health needs. Source
  4. Care technology includes alarms, monitoring, and falls devices. Source
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