I used to be an engineer before I retired and love technology, so finding PHL Youla and learning how it uses AI to help people stay independent in their own homes really appealed to me. I was fascinated to learn that the sensors around my home feed information into the hub which is then transferred to the PHL Youla dashboard to be analysed. The sensors can’t see me or hear me, they only track my movements. Where PHL Youla is clever is that it doesn’t just raise the alarm if there’s a problem, it can also do something about it.
Their call centre can contact me 24/7 and they have clinicians on hand to speak to me. I find this very reassuring, considering how stretched my GP surgery is and how hard it is to get an appointment when I need one. I’m consider myself to be pretty healthy and haven’t had any serious health scares, but my daughter used to worry about me. She doesn’t live close by and with a young family herself she can’t drop everything and drive to me if I need help. Since installing PHL Youla, she has the same piece of mind I have, knowing that should my health change and I need help PHL Youla are there for me.