Inna Care Showcases Compassion and Innovation at Havering Chamber of Commerce
- florinadinsorean0
- Aug 27
- 2 min read

Today, I had the privilege of presenting at the Havering Chamber of Commerce — and for the first time, I was able to introduce not only Inna Care’s services but also our new partnership with iMediSync.
The session drew strong interest, with local business leaders fully engaged as I explained how compassionate homecare and cutting-edge technology can come together to improve people’s lives.
Inna Care: Rooted in Havering

I began by sharing how Inna Care has become a trusted care provider in Havering, supporting more than 30 clients with a team of over 50 highly trained carers. Our focus is always clear: “Your wellbeing is our priority. Healing belongs at home.”
First UK Presentation of iSyncWave

For the first time, I introduced iSyncWave to a UK audience. This AI-powered device delivers a quick, non-invasive brain scan alongside light therapy in just 10 minutes. Already FDA-cleared in the US, Korea, and Singapore, it represents a major step forward in how we can approach brain health, dementia, depression, and anxiety here in the UK.
The audience showed clear curiosity and enthusiasm about the technology, asking questions about its future availability, how it will be positioned in the UK, and its potential role alongside the NHS.
Linking with Wellbeing
The event was hosted by Anytime Fitness, who also presented on their approach to health and wellbeing. Their message tied in perfectly with ours, giving me the chance to highlight how innovation in brain health can complement wider community wellbeing initiatives.

Looking Ahead
Today marks an exciting milestone for Inna Care — combining our reputation for professional, compassionate homecare with a bold step into health innovation.
The response reinforced our belief that the future of care lies in blending human compassion with advanced technology. This is only the beginning, and I look forward to building on this momentum to serve our community and the future of care in the UK.
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