• HSC Technology’s (HSC) Singapore-based partner Essence-Singapore has been awarded a $400,000 contract by St John’s Home for Elderly Persons
• This contract will see HSC supply its nurse call system, a vital signs medical cart and a laundry management system to streamline operations and improve efficiency
• All of these use HSC’s proprietary analytics software, TALIUS
• HSC Technology is up a healthy 15.4 per cent and shares are trading for 1.5 cents each nearing market close

HSC Technology’s (HSC) Singapore-based partner Essence-Singapore has been awarded a $400,000 contract by St John’s Home for Elderly Persons.

This contract will see HSC supply its nurse call system, a vital signs medical cart which allows staff to take daily vital signs of the residents, and a laundry management system to streamline operations and improve efficiency.

All of these use HSC’s proprietary analytics software, TALIUS.

“Materially this marketplace agreement allows us to deliver our world-class proprietary data-driven technology into a very highly regarded facility in Singapore who understands the benefits of telehealth and smart care solutions,” Managing Director Graham Russell said.

“We are delighted St John’s Home for Elderly Persons will be another user of our TALIUS software that will deliver decision-making insights to them so they can improve their residents’ lives all while providing operational efficiencies for the facility,” he added.

Essence-Singapore’s Director Richmond Tan said this solution will allow St John’s Home for Elderly Persons to provide a better level of service to the residents.

“We are very excited to be providing the customer with world-leading solutions for connected care utilising the HSC suite of IOT products, as the agreement will provide the customers with improved management and monitoring systems,” he commented.

“Integrating emergency response and vital signs information with the TALIUS software will take a lot of guesswork out of daily routines,” he said.

HSC Technology is up a healthy 15.4 per cent and shares are trading for 1.5 cents each at 4:14 pm AEST.