Technology Enabled Care
Sutton Council is using Technology Enabled Care to address rising demand and financial pressures in adult social care.
Sutton Council is intensifying its efforts to meet growing demand in adult social care, with its services receiving a 'Good' rating from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in 2025. The CQC specifically praised the innovative use of Technology Enabled Care (TEC) within the council's services, which supports individuals to promote independence.
Despite the positive CQC rating, the council faces challenges including increasing complexity of needs and significant financial pressures. The council's Director for Adults, Sandra Howard, noted an increase in care home admissions in September 2026. No upcoming meetings specifically discussing Technology Enabled Care are currently scheduled.
Key facts
- Sutton Council's adult social care services received a 'Good' rating from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in 2025. Source
- The CQC praised Sutton Council's innovative use of Technology Enabled Care (TEC) in 2025. Source
- The council's Director for Adults, Sandra Howard, noted an increase in care home admissions in September 2026. Source
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