Every summer, millions of home‑care visits just… don’t happen. A new system wants to stop that.

Summer holidays = fewer staff in home care.
Fewer staff = more missed visits.
Missed visits = older people left alone without essential support.

And the wild part?
Nobody is alerted when a visit fails. Not the family. Not the municipality. Not even the user.

A new system called YouTime.pro is trying to fix this by treating home‑care continuity like other essential services (energy, transport, telecom).
If a caregiver doesn’t show up at 9:00, the system flags it at 9:01 and triggers a Plan B within 30 minutes.

It also gives municipalities a live dashboard of where visits are failing — something that basically doesn’t exist today.

Press release for context:
https://www.einnews.com/pr_news/911130488/youtime-pro-launches-summer-continuity-plan-to-prevent-missed-home-care-visits-during-vacations

Do you think home‑care continuity should be monitored like other critical infrastructure?