Social care
New care models, digitally enabled, proven in practice
Social care faces a difficult balance: rising demand, more complex needs, workforce shortages and constrained budgets, alongside expectations to improve outcomes and strengthen prevention.
New models of care unlocked by care technology, digital tools and AI can unlock proactive, preventative support, help people remain independent for longer and support people progress towards independence.
But technology alone is not enough. Sustainable change requires a whole-system approach that connects digital tools, redesigned services, data, workforce transformation and delivery capability around better outcomes for people, carers and communities.
Working together
We don’t just advise on future models of care.
Through our Care Technology Partnerships, we’ve helped design, deliver and scale them in practice, combining strategic advisory expertise with hands-on implementation, adoption, and benefits realisation.
We focus on the outcomes that matter most: helping people live independently for longer, enabling earlier intervention and prevention, reducing reliance on long-term statutory support, and creating a more sustainable adult social care system.
PA works alongside councils to design, embed and sustain new models of care enabled by care technology, digital tools, and AI. Our unique combination of social care, digital health, care technology, and delivery expertise helps organisations turn ambition into measurable outcomes at scale.
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We help councils redesign services around prevention, early intervention and personal outcomes. Combining care technology, data and service redesign, we help more people remain independent for longer while reducing avoidable reliance on formal support.
We help councils and health commissioners move beyond pilots and isolated initiatives by embedding care technology into assessment, review, commissioning and provider practice. Our focus is making technology a routine and trusted part of delivering better outcomes.
We design and embed new approaches for working-age adults, people with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs and those in transition. We use technology-enabled care to support independence, progression and personalised outcomes.
We help health, social care and community partners work together around shared outcomes. By aligning pathways, data and delivery models, we improve people's experience of care while enabling more coordinated support.
We support councils to move from strategy to implementation. Combining advisory expertise with hands-on delivery experience, we help organisations build workforce confidence, embed new ways of working and achieve lasting adoption.
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