It actually makes sense because one of the reason most people...

It actually makes sense because one of the reason most people who worked in aged care in the first place is simply because they care. Imagine the stress the carers would go through if they don't know what the matter is and no matter what they do, the dementia resident still behaved distressingly erratic.

Now with PainChek, they can accurately diagnose the reason for the behaviour, manage the patients pain, and then see the uplifting result of the patient finally restful and having a smile on the face. That is job satisfaction right there. Just like the current health care workers who are happy each time they help a Covid patient recover from ICU to home.

PainChek gives carers the confidence that they are doing the right thing, in a timely and efficient manner. This saves time and money for the operator as well.

All in all, PainChek is a must have tool in any pain management system. No ifs or buts about it. Those facilities who have not signed up will eventually have to do so or be labelled a 'Aged Careless Facility'