The UK government’s People at the Heart of Care white paper sets out plans to accelerate digital transformation across adult social care, including a commitment of over £150 million to increase the adoption of digital care records and technology. The reforms aim to improve care quality, efficiency, and safety by expanding digital care planning, strengthening cyber security, and addressing gaps in digital skills and infrastructure across the sector. The proposals highlight the

The UK government’s Market Sustainability and Fair Cost of Care Fund 2022–2023 introduces a revised approach to calculating the fair cost of care across adult social care services. Local authorities are required to carry out standardised cost-of-care exercises for care homes and domiciliary care, using consistent methodologies and metrics such as median costs. The reforms aim to improve transparency, reduce disputes, and ensure more sustainable fee rates for care providers, s

Qwikify is a document automation platform designed to help organisations streamline documentation, care planning, and policy management. Built initially within a paper-based care home environment, the solution enables care providers to create person-centred care plans and organisational documents quickly and efficiently, significantly reducing administrative workload. The platform supports digital transformation in social care by making it easier to create, review, and manage