PRESS RELEASE: Melbourne technology company hayylo leads the way in aged care

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hayylo, a local Melbourne based software company, has taken out the National IT Aged Care Awards at the recent ITAC2018 conference in Adelaide.

The conference brought together the best IT leaders from Australia and the globe across the fields of community care, medication management, assistive technologies and offsite information systems delivery. These critical aged care topics were discussed from a practical perspective, highlighting the information needed, to better manage and design aged care service delivery which will deliver on the evolving environment of enhanced customer choice.

hayylo’s integrated customer service and experience platform, designed to help health care providers more efficiently interact with their customers, reduces operational costs and increases customer satisfaction.

“It’s great to see recognition for new customer-focused technology that can be used today” Greg Satur (Co-Founder of hayylo) mentioned. “The aged care landscape seems to require health providers to run lean operations that align with government funding. What we have done at hayylo, is enable simpler communication with customers which has had a profound impact on customers living at home”

One project, with integratedliving Australia, an award-winning home care provider, there are now over 2000 elderly customers in communities around Australia, using the hayylo apps to communicate with them. As Australia’s aging population grows, the impact and importance of innovative and widely used technology such as hayylo is paramount to the national agenda on ageing.

November 22, 2018/by Reland Pigte

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