Everon Group and Howz, two established players in welfare technology, have entered into a strategic partnership and are now launching Evercare, a new digital service that enables continuous behavioral analytics for more proactive care. The service analyzes data 24/7 from wearable technology and sensors to provide care teams with earlier and more accurate decision-making.
Evercare is designed to identify changes in behavior and daily patterns before incidents occur. By analyzing indicators such as sleep, movement and daily routines, care organizations can detect deviations, assess risk levels and take action at an early stage.
Unlike many traditional alarm and monitoring systems, which are often activated only after an event, Evercare on real-time analysis. This makes it possible to work more proactively and preventively, rather than reactively, which is particularly relevant in today's pressured municipal care environments.
Swedish municipalities is facing an increasing need for care combined with a shortage of staff and higher demands on quality, safety and efficient use of resources. Evercare is developed to function in this reality by transforming existing health data into actionable insights that supports professional assessments and priorities.
By identifying individuals at increased risk, for example through disturbed sleep or altered activity patterns, healthcare providers can act earlier and more precisely. This in turn can contribute to fewer emergency interventions, better continuity of care and improved outcomes for the individual, while maintaining safety and security.
Morten Moland, Sales Director at Everon Sweden, believes that the challenge today is not about access to data but about how it is used.
”Swedish municipalities are already digitally mature, but the challenge lies in how data is actually used in practice. Evercare "is developed to give care staff clearer insights and earlier signals, while responsibility and decision-making remain with those who work closely with users," he says.
Howz also highlights the preventive potential of the solution.
"The launch of Evercare is an important milestone for us. By detecting meaningful changes in daily routines, such as disturbed sleep or reduced mobility, care teams can work more proactively, adjust interventions and prevent avoidable events such as falls. This contributes to increased independence and better well-being over time,” says Kate Fairhurst, Managing Director at Howz.
Evercare builds on existing digital care infrastructure and is designed to integrate with current systems and workflows. Transparency, consent and ethical use of data are central to the service's design, with a focus on strengthening individual autonomy and dignity rather than replacing human judgment.
The service is now available in Sweden, Finland and the UK and is primarily aimed at municipal health and care operations that want to work more data-driven and preventively in their care delivery.








