What Matters Most When Choosing a Trusted Personal Alarm Solution Choosing a personal alarm is about far more than selecting a device. For many people, this decision comes at a stressful or uncertain time, such as after a fall, a stay in the hospital, the start of living alone, or the loss of a spouse […]
Protecting Standards in the Technology Enabled Care Industry As the technology enabled care (TEC) industry grows, it plays an increasingly important role in helping people live safely and independently. But with rising demand comes greater responsibility to ensure that devices and services are safe, trustworthy, and fit for purpose. This is where industry standards, and […]
Summer Safety for Seniors: How to Protect Loved Ones from Heat Risks Summer across Australia and New Zealand is a season we all look forward to, long days, warm weather, and time with family. But for older adults, especially those living alone or in retirement villages, summer can bring hidden dangers. High temperatures combined with […]
Aged care at a turning point: why technology-enabled care must sit at the heart of New Zealand’s reform by: Abby Moore, CEO, Chiptech Coming out of Health Infomatics New Zealand Digtal Health Week 2025 (HiNZ), one theme has stayed with me – that our aged care system is changing whether we are ready or not. On […]
#ChipFest25 We had the privilege of hosting some of our key Australian and New Zealand customers at our very first #ChipFest event in October. It was a fantastic opportunity to collaborate, share insights, and explore the future of technology-enabled care (TEC). A look behind the scenes Guests were taken on a tour through our production […]
Not All Personal Are Alarms Created Equal Personal alarm devices have become a critical safety tool for older adults and people living with disabilities. These devices provide peace of mind for individuals and their loved ones, offering the reassurance that help is just a button press away. But not all personal alarms offer the same […]
Why Smarter Fall Detection Matters. Every year, thousands of older adults across both Australia and New Zealand experience falls that lead to hospitalisation. Many live alone, and the longer they remain on the floor without help, the greater the chance of complications such as hypothermia, dehydration, pressure injuries, or even death. While pendant alarms and […]
Preventing Falls in the Community: The Role of Medication Management and Assistive Technology Falls continue to be the leading cause of injury and hospitalisation among older adults across New Zealand and Australia, often resulting in significant physical, psychological, and economic consequences. Yet some of these falls and the ongoing impacts they create, are preventable through […]
Preparing for the Aged Care Reform: What Business Customers Need to Know 30 June 2025 The dates may have changed, but the challenges of navigating aged care reform haven’t. From 1 November 2025, the introduction of the Support at Home program and the accompanying Assistive Technology and Home Modifications (AT-HM) Scheme marks a significant shift […]
Chiptech Showcases Innovation at Digital Health Festival 2025 This May, Chiptech proudly joined the New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) stand at Digital Health Festival 2025 (DHF25) in Melbourne, alongside 23 other innovative New Zealand companies. A special highlight was the visit from Hon. Matt Doocey, New Zealand’s Minister for Mental Health and Associate Minister […]
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