Adaptive Care – Winners at 2025 Care Sector Supplier Awards!
06th May 2025

We won the “Best for Assistive Technology” category for our works with CLB Acoustic & Visual Monitoring including our recent project aiding SUDEP prevention for Epilepsy Society!
“…With Adaptive Care’s continuous monitoring systems enabling our carers to detect potentially dangerous seizures throughout the night, we’ve improved visibility of in-room care needs at night to nearly 100%…” – Epilepsy Society – Read the quote in full, below!

The Care Sector Supplier Awards are known for spotlighting outstanding contributions across various categories, including catering, IT services and assistive technology. Winners are selected by an independent panel of judges who assess entries based on innovation, enterprise, and performance.
“In traditional social care, night staff typically spend just 3% of their shift conducting physical, half-hourly, one-minute room checks. With Adaptive Care’s continuous monitoring systems enabling our carers to detect potentially dangerous seizures throughout the night, we’ve improved visibility of in-room care needs at night to nearly 100%.

The people in our care are among the most vulnerable with epilepsy and SUDEP is always a huge concern. Adaptive Care have helped enhance the safety of residents across the houses, bringing greater peace of mind to families, friends, carers and of course, to the residents themselves. This award is well deserved recognition for Adaptive Care.”
Jonny Anders-Cannon of Epilepsy Society,
Director of Care Development

Jon White of Adaptive Care, who accepted the award on the night, had this to say:
“It’s an honour to accept this award on behalf of Adaptive Care. Well done to everyone involved and congratulations to all the other finalists and winners!”
– Jon White of Adaptive Care,
Director of Partnerships and Programs ‑ Care Sector
We’re honoured to play a role in a sector that brings real, lasting impact to people’s lives. As we celebrate this award, we want to sincerely thank our team, partners, and the Epilepsy Society for their ongoing support. Your trust and collaboration drive us to keep innovating in health and social care, using technology with care and purpose.
Thank you to Care Sector Supplier Awards for this amazing recognition!

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