Kyndi

06/02/2026

Supporting the Next Generation

We’re pleased to share the Cadet Link Winter magazine, published by South East RFCA

The Cadet Forces play a vital role in supporting young people to build confidence, resilience, leadership skills and a strong sense of community. This latest edition highlights the positive impact cadets continue to make across the South East.

As a proud supporter of the Armed Forces community, we’re always keen to help amplify work that recognises service, development and opportunity.

👉 Read the Winter edition here:
https://serfca.org/publications/ -df_17209/1/

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05/02/2026

Joining the Conversation at ITEC 2026

We’re pleased to be attending ITEC 2026 this March.

Clare and Rhiannon will be at the event, taking part in conversations focused on the future of technology enabled care and how innovation can support safer, more independent living.

📍 ICC Birmingham
📅 16–17 March 2026

ITEC brings together organisations across health, care and technology to share learning, challenge thinking and explore what good looks like in practice. We’re looking forward to connecting with others who are committed to person-led, outcomes-focused approaches.

If you’re attending too, we’d love to say hello.



TSA - The Voice Of Technology Enabled Care

30/01/2026

In 2024/25, Kyndi delivered £1.6 million in cost savings and avoidance for Adult Social Care.

But value isn’t just financial.

It’s:
• fewer avoidable admissions
• reduced pressure on teams
• safer independence
• better outcomes

True value balances efficiency with humanity.

29/01/2026

Independence isn’t one fixed idea.

For some, it’s staying in their own home.
For others, it’s managing medication confidently.
For many, it’s simply knowing support is there if they need it.

At Kyndi, independence is defined by the individual, not by a service model.

Because real independence starts with choice.

28/01/2026

Technology alone doesn’t prevent crisis.
People and processes do.

That’s why Kyndi delivers end-to-end managed services, combining technology, monitoring, data and human response into one joined-up approach.

This reduces fragmentation and ensures issues don’t fall between services.

Smarter care isn’t about more tools.
It’s about better coordination.

👉 See how we deliver managed services:
https://kyndi.co.uk/partner-with-us/

27/01/2026

Practical AI in Action: Supporting Safer Independent Living

We’re pleased to be taking part in an upcoming LinkedIn Live exploring how AI and home sensing can support safer, more independent living in real-world settings.

📅 29 January | 12.30–1.30pm
🎥 LinkedIn Live

Hosted by the Royal Academy of Engineering, this session focuses on practical AI in adult social care, using lived experience and delivery on the ground, not theory alone.

🎤 Our speakers from Kyndi:
• Robert Kennedy, Head of Sales and Business Development
• Rhiannon Price , Care Technologist Team Manager

They’ll be joined by:
• Dr Tallie (Natalie) Bush, CEO of Circadacare
• Cllr Teresa Murray, Deputy Leader of Medway Council

Together, the panel will explore how person-led technology, home sensing and collaboration across organisations can improve safety, independence and outcomes for people living in the community.

This is a free event and open to anyone interested in the future of care, technology and public services.

👉 Register here:
https://www.linkedin.com/events/7414940147038834688?viewAsMember=true

We’d love to see you there.

26/01/2026

When something goes wrong, speed matters.

Kyndi’s average response time for priority alerts is under 18 seconds.

That responsiveness builds trust, reduces risk and ensures people aren’t left waiting when they need help most.

Behind every alert is a person.
Behind every response is a system designed to work.

👉 Learn more about how our response services operate:
https://kyndi.co.uk/partner-with-us/

23/01/2026

Supporting independence isn’t just about staying at home.
It’s about staying confident, connected and in control.

Kyndi currently supports over 6,500 people through assistive technology and monitoring services designed around individual needs.

Each person supported represents:
• reduced reliance on crisis services
• improved day-to-day safety
• preserved dignity

Independence isn’t a soft outcome.
It’s a critical one.

23/01/2026

💜 Celebrating 20 years of service 💜

Today we’re saying a huge thank you to Phil, who is celebrating an incredible 20 years with Kyndi.

Reaching a milestone like this doesn’t happen by accident. It reflects years of commitment, reliability and the quiet dedication that keeps organisations strong from the inside out.

Long service matters. It represents experience, trust and a deep understanding of the people and communities we support.

Phil, thank you for everything you have given over the last two decades. Your contribution is truly appreciated and we’re proud to recognise this moment with you.

Congratulations on 20 years Phil 👏

21/01/2026

Every month, Kyndi responds to over 940 incidents across our monitoring and response services.

That scale matters, especially during periods of sustained pressure.

It means:
• faster identification of risk
• reliable response when it matters
• reduced escalation
• reassurance for people who rely on support

Consistency and reliability are what keep systems moving when demand increases.

👉 Find out how our services support resilience:
https://kyndi.co.uk/partner-with-us/

20/01/2026

For families, peace of mind can mean everything.

Knowing that a loved one isn’t alone.
Knowing that help can be reached quickly.
Knowing that someone is watching out, without taking over.

These aren’t “nice to haves”.
They’re what allow people to keep living their lives, even when circumstances change.

This is the human side of prevention.

19/01/2026

Blue Monday is often used as a marker for the point in winter when pressure is felt most acutely.

By mid-January, many of the factors we see every year are firmly in place:
• colder weather and darker days
• increased isolation
• disrupted routines
• stretched health, care and community services

This is the point where risk increases, not because something suddenly changes, but because pressures have been building for weeks.

At Kyndi, this is where prevention-led support matters most.

Our services focus on:
• early identification of risk, before situations escalate
• monitoring and response, providing reassurance and visibility
• supporting independence, reducing avoidable crisis-led intervention
• working alongside organisations, helping manage sustained winter demand

Blue Monday isn’t about a single day.
It’s a reminder that winter pressures are predictable — and that proactive, preventative support plays a vital role in keeping people and services safe.

👉 Learn how Kyndi supports prevention and resilience through winter pressures:
https://kyndi.co.uk/partner-with-us/