Absolutely, “Many care providers have jumped at the chance to access the funding and support available and are positive about the opportunities information technology opens up to innovation, and improvement to the ways personal care and relevant ADLs work can be delivered effectively.”
But them of all those organisations currently, the small care providers that need more support are mostly missing in the rollcall – and this require a look by the government and those providing these funding for digitisation.

It is evident we are now in about the19 months of delivering a government three-year plan of £150 million investment in digitally transforming adult social care, as set out in their 2021 white paper of Care. It represents a significant time and yet most small care provider don’t have knowledge of the digitisation, relevant funding and support and I think it worthwhile for the government to have al look at the involvement and participation to ensure good spend and engaging diverse segments of the sector in their uplift efforts not just in this digital element and holistically, I would say.

In fact, which would mean that we have got momentum building from the sector that ensure all size and shape of regulated care services providers receive support, especially when piloting an initiative, the common good of all in the community. There is no doubt about the positive outcomes and opportunities that information technology opens to all players, as we all strive to improve the ways we work, and support people who use our services in the comfort of their homes.

It worth noting, that our organisation (Unique Servies Portfolio Limited) has from the word go put a marker to consistently put time and financial investment, in the understanding that “efficiency, knowledge that digital social care records (DSCRs) and information care technologies always makes organisation more efficient and helps us provide the quality and safety care that our clients and their relatives and loved to seek always.

It must be recalled that before the Care Quality Commission (CQC) are regulator even started their efforts for care providers to get digital ready – we are the first less than one year old small start-up to be social care IT digital ready through our providers – The Access Group. Unique Services Portfolio is digital and, provides efficient and responsive home care services to our clients in the comfort of their homes – one of success secrets – don’t believe what we say, ask our stakeholders too!
As the government is listening and willing to make changes and improve the programme, I suggest they continue to reach out to new and small care provider, as they also contribute to the relevant responses to

 to the sector’s needs. I am my personal views, and hopefully speaking for the wider voices of newly formed and small providers – who may benefit more from any form of support too.