By turning spoken observations into structured care records, voize aims to ease the administrative workload of nurses and caregivers. The solution won the AgeTech, AI & Digital Innovation for Ageing Well category at the 2026 SilverEco & Ageing Well International Awards in Cannes.
Care documentation is essential to continuity and accountability. Yet the time spent recording a shift is also time that care teams must fit around residents’ needs. voize addresses this everyday tension by bringing documentation closer to the moment care takes place.
The company’s ambition is to give professionals more room for the human side of their work. Its approach focuses on supporting existing care routines, so that technology serves the relationship between caregivers and the people they support.
From spoken observations to structured care records
With voize Assistant, care professionals describe their observations on a smartphone. The AI interprets nursing terminology and organises information into the appropriate sections of the facility’s electronic care record, rather than leaving staff to re-enter the same details manually.
The application supports documentation such as care reports, vital signs and fluid intake. It can also operate offline, allowing teams to continue recording information when a connection is unavailable.
Keeping care professionals in control
Staff review, correct and approve entries before they are finalised. This validation step keeps responsibility with the professional who delivered the care. Voice input offers another way to capture information; it does not remove the need to check the record.
For managers assessing a new documentation tool, the practical questions remain important: how it fits daily routines, how it connects to existing software and how staff are supported during implementation.
Reducing the burden of documentation
On its French website, voize reports a 27% reduction in documentation time, citing work with Charité in Berlin. It also highlights a 15% reduction in staff turnover reported in a customer setting. These figures refer to the evaluations and experiences presented by the company, rather than guaranteed results for every facility.
The wider objective is straightforward: make necessary record-keeping easier to complete while preserving the attention and professional judgement that residents need.
International recognition in Cannes
voize received the AgeTech, AI & Digital Innovation for Ageing Well Award during the 2026 SilverEco & Ageing Well International Awards. The ceremony took place on 14 September at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes.
The distinction places the day-to-day work of care teams at the centre of innovation for ageing well. It recognises a solution focused on a concrete operational need: helping professionals document care while remaining available to the people they support.
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