The document discusses the concept of a "Fit House", which are affordable, sustainably built homes designed to be adapted over time. Fit Houses aim to prevent falls and fuel poverty through high efficiency and accessibility. They incorporate technology like sensors and connectivity to provide remote home health monitoring, socialization opportunities, and connections to care providers. This predictive model of housing aims to shift from reactive to anticipatory care through smart, data-driven insights.

1. FIT HOUSE
Housing as a catalyst for connections – Lucy Fraser & Angus Watson

2. What is a ‘Fit House’?
• Affordable homes – social rent
• Design ‘crowd sourced’
• Sustainably built
• Agile development
• Technology enabled

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5. What can a Fit House do?
• Prevent trips and falls
• High fuel efficiency
• Reduce fuel poverty
– & its consequences
• Designed to be adapted
• Reduced on-going
maintenance

6. What does a Fit Home look like?

10. How can a Fit Home connect?
Home consultations
Home health monitoring
Connecting with care
Digital socialising
Education
Connecting communities

11. How?
• Sensors
– Wearable/ambient
• Smart TVs
• Fibre
• Satellite
• Cellular
• Connected in a smart way
– The Manifold
• But only with consent

12. But who responds?
Family
Alarm Receiving
Centre
Volunteer
groups
NHS Health &
Social care
Incidents
On site care

13. Predictive & Preventative
Move from
reactive to
anticipatory
•Interactive
•Preventative
•Smart data driven anticipatory care

14. Q&A