On the 17th July, the London
Borough of Havering gathered to celebrate the opening of Royal
Jubilee Court in Romford, an extracare housing scheme set up to
service reablement. The scheme facilitates the transition from
hospital back into home life and draws on the skills of
occupational therapists and care workers.
The Deputy Mayor of Havering, along with Councillor Steven
Kelly, and Joe Coogan, Havering's Assistant Director of
Transformation gathered with staff and friends of Royal Jubilee
Court to help celebrate the day. Joe Coogan said: "The people in
this room have put Havering on the map. I'm proud to be a part of
it".
As part of its on-going operations, Royal Jubilee Court has
implemented CM2000's RFID 'Touch and Go' solution. The solution,
designed specifically for extracare housing schemes utilises an
RFID tag and a NFC enabled mobile phone. On entering and leaving
the residents room or flat the care worker passes the mobile phone
over the tag to automatically record the date, time and duration of
attendance. The solution is helping Royal Jubilee Court to
monitor contact time with patients and aids health and safety.
Pictured is CM2000's Sales and Marketing Executive Shelley
Tromans with Councillor Steven Kelly and London Borough of
Havering's Assistant Director of Transformation, Joe Coogan.