We do our best to support care facilities and their staff in every possible way, if it contributes to the better or more frequent use of technological aids in therapies, self-reliance, communication, or care. This can be about one specific aid or one specific care user, or about a group of aids or a group of care users.

A key role in support remains with the suppliers of the aids. inCluneer does not want to take over this role, but rather to supplement it.

Here are some examples.

• Customizing software for therapies or games with eye gaze control, to the needs and interests of individual care users.
• Tailoring communication software to suit (a group of) individual care users.
• Providing training on the use of a specific technological aid.
• Co-creation sessions to devise/develop new technological solutions related to disabilities, care efficiency, etc.

Efficient management of technological aid pools: setting up lean processes and tools for inventory and database management, maintenance, quality, MDR regulations, etc.

There is a lot of expertise among staff in care facilities. Yet occasionally there is a lack of specific expertise (around a particular technology, MDR regulations, project management, etc.) or simply a lack of time, budgets or staff to implement something new or to build and maintain an expertise. In a number of situations, it is then smarter and more efficient to engage inCluneer to fill in that one missing piece of the puzzle. And if we at inCluneer think we are not the right partner, we will say so honestly.

Many aids for disabilities fall under the European MDR regulations for medical devices. These regulations ensure the functionality and safety of the devices. inCluneer is familiar with the MDR regulations from its own product developments and pioneering projects. However, the regulations also affect care facilities that are inventive in problem-solving with technical aids. inCluneer can guide facilities in complying with MDR regulations with on-point processes and even some of the administration.

Yes, they can. Requests for adjustments can also come from individual users. These requests can be forwarded to us through the care facility that coordinates such requests or directly through one of the contact channels found on this website.

Yes, particularly for the software associated with the aids, this is possible. Contact us to discuss your specific question.

On the one hand, inCluneer focuses on technological aids for persons with severe multiple disabilities. On the other hand, there are often synergies with other target groups of persons with care needs. Ultimately, inCluneer aims to help as many people as possible. So if you identify with one of the things we do, do not hesitate to contact us.

Absolutely. This is what we love most: turning needs into solutions through co-creation. This is always project-based. On a case-by-case basis, this can take various forms of cooperation in which we also look for suitable funding, such as grants.

We provide follow-up and aftercare depending on the type of project, and we can also offer support packages where we provide additional support on a regular basis for longer periods of time.

Based on your specific request, we search in advance for the most appropriate formula, depending on the type, duration and complexity of support.