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Technology Enabled Care Service (TEC)

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The Technology Enabled Care (TEC) Service is a countywide initiative commissioned by Lincolnshire County Council to provide digital equipment and remote monitoring for adults with care needs. Awarded to Livity Life Limited with a total value of 10,890,000 pounds including VAT, the contract is scheduled to run from December 1, 2026, to November 30, 2031, with a potential 24-month extension. The service utilizes a range of digital solutions, including traditional telecare devices like fall detectors and medication dispensers, as well as advanced technologies such as AI-driven monitoring, smart home systems, and voice-activated tools. The primary objective of the service is to promote independence, safety, and wellbeing while reducing the reliance on intensive statutory care pathways. By enabling the continuous and automatic monitoring of real-time emergencies and lifestyle changes, the service aims to identify risks early and provide proactive, preventative support. This approach is designed to empower eligible adults to remain in their homes longer through a less intrusive and more dignified model of care, ensuring that resources are targeted effectively to improve overall health outcomes across the county.

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Livity Life provides digital care services for Lincolnshire County Council worth 10.89 million pounds.

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2026/S 000-087065 Technology Enabled Care Service (TEC) Award

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AgencyLincolnshire County Council
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Organization / AgencyLincolnshire County Council
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The Technology Enabled Care (TEC) Service is a preventative, countywide offer that provides digital equipment to promote wellbeing and support adults with care needs. It enables the continuous, automatic, and remote monitoring of real time emergencies and lifestyle changes, helping to manage and reduce risks associated with independent living. The service supports eligible adults across the county to maintain independence, safety, and wellbeing through a wide range of digital solutions. These include traditional telecare devices such as fall detectors and medication dispensers, as well as emerging technologies like smart home systems, voice activated tools, and AI driven monitoring. This technology is designed to empower individuals to remain independent for longer, receive more proactive and preventative support, and stay connected to their community, family, friends, and professionals. This approach aims to enhance outcomes and promote independence while ensuring resources are targeted where they are most needed, enabling a less intrusive and more dignified model of support. Overall, the service seeks to prevent, reduce, or delay the need for more intensive statutory services by improving wellbeing, identifying risks earlier, and providing a lower cost alternative to traditional care pathways.

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