Inclusion Society is a connected service system which will support a variety of assisted living solutions from different kinds of organisations interested in delivering a new community care service. The aim is to help people to adapt their lifestyle, improve their health, and feel connected.

Inclusion society is interested in looking beyond medical monitoring, by applying motivational techniques and thinking to encourage a change in behaviour. Enabling friends and family to be included within the system, no matter how far away, offers a wider support network. Eventually, the majority of monitoring and assessment will come from a care provider, although it is acknowledged that not everyone will require this. Their role is to provide ongoing supervision of health, as well as monitoring that the care plan targets are being met.

The service user will be provided with a tablet device to record data via smart sensors, as well as offering social interaction with family and friends and closer connection to their care provider. Understandably, the diagnosis of a chronic/long term condition can be frightening; therefore it is important that the tablet does not create a stigma of being ill. It should integrate into everyday life, the same as any other consumer electronic device, by offering more than medical data gathering.