B — Regis Evidence Base
Home Care & AlayaCare
Publicly described home-care services
Regis' home-care material describes assessment, individual needs and goals, care plans, dedicated care partners, clinical care, assistive technology, home modifications, restorative care, end-of-life care, dementia support, disability support and in-home palliative support. Care-service source Care-service source
Why home care changes the disclosure problem
Variable context
- staff may use mobile devices
- care occurs away from a Regis facility
- workers may have different qualifications
- connectivity may vary
- location can be relevant
Variable participants and purpose
- multiple external providers may attend
- information needs differ by task
- family members and supporters may participate
- the client's condition and care level may change
- emergency escalation may occur
CareBand positioning
Illustrative home-care workflow
- 1
Worker attends the client's home.
- 2
Client identity is confirmed through an authorised token, application or wearable.
- 3
Worker credentials and assignment are validated.
- 4
Purpose is identified: personal care, medication assistance, mobility support, meal preparation, clinical care or emergency response.
- 5
CareBand determines the relevant care category.
- 6
Only the required information is released.
- 7
Access expires when the visit or purpose ends.
- 8
The event is recorded.
Illustrative CareBand workflow — not a representation of current Regis or AlayaCare behaviour. Technical implementation not publicly disclosed.
Commercial relevance
Sources referenced on this page
Investor disclosure
FY25 Annual ReportRegis Healthcare Limited · August 2025
Care-service source
Regis Home CareRegis Healthcare · Current public page
Care-service source
Accessing Support at HomeRegis Healthcare · Current public page