4 Free Useful Apps for Care Assistants

By
Ben Howard
December 28, 2023

In our modern days of technologies, there are more resources and tools to use than ever before. So it can be hard to know good ones from the not-so-good ones! No matter what level you are in within the Care Industry it is tough, but there are resources out there to help. We have compiled a list of the top 4 free apps that will help you. Yes, free! Here is a list of the top apps for care assistants in 2022. All of the apps that we have listed are available on both IOS and Android.

 

NHS App

The NHS App is a free app that will give you easy access to NHS services, letting you quickly access services such as 111 for advice on symptoms. You can do this on behalf of an individual or for yourself. You will be presented with an intuitive IA who will have a conversation with you regarding your symptoms to best diagnose you and advise relevant support. Remember doing these online are not always perfect results, for ongoing or serve issues contact your usual health professional.

 

what3words

what3words is another free mobile app that has divided the world into 3-metre squares and assigned each square a unique three-word combination. It is the easiest way to find your exact location! Whether you’re a lost carer finding a client or just don’t know where you are, what3words will help. Once what3words has located you, it will present you with your three-word code for your location. If this is not precise enough for you there are also 5 by 5 coordinates which will help narrow down your exact spot! These three-word locators are not just for kicks, once these have been handed over to any public service support they will know exactly where you are and how to find you. So, your three-word code may just save a life.

 

SAM

SAM is an app dedicated to mental health support. It will assist you in identifying the root causes of your anxiety, tracking the development of your anxious thoughts and behaviors through time, and managing your anxiety via self-help activities and reflective reflection. It can be extremely helpful for self-reflection and self-help.

 

Calm

Whether you're brand-new to meditating or a seasoned pro, Calm is for you. Anyone who requires a mental break, a calming sound, or a good night's sleep should use it. You can choose three areas to concentrate on, such as lowering anxiety, getting better rest, learning to meditate, or cultivating appreciation. Then it offers you guided meditations tailored to your requirements based on your past meditation practice. 

 

So, these were our top free apps for care assistants in 2022. Most of these apps are probably familiar to you, but if you had any doubts about their usefulness before, we hope this blog has cleared up any worries!

Written By
Ben Howard