Facing the need to shift from a reactive approach to care, intervening only once problems arose, to a proactive approach that actively prevented decline, the PROCAREFUL project introduced a hybrid model of care designed for adults aged 55 and over. The model promoted early action by combining human support and social relationships with a digital tool that encouraged healthy routines to reduce the risk of cognitive and physical decline and social isolation. The hybrid care model, supported by a digital platform, offered a range of cognitive, physical and social exercises tailored to each person’s abilities. Professionals were able to monitor individual progress and integrate digital exercises with face-to-face activities that stimulated social participation and well-being. The model and the platform were co-designed with seniors, informal and formal caregivers, managers and policymakers to ensure they responded to real needs and could be adapted across diverse local contexts. Between September 2024 and June 2025, the hybrid model was piloted in Croatia, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Slovenia, involving 165 participants and 30 formal caregivers. The pilot phase assessed the platform’s usability and measured the effectiveness of the hybrid model in different home care systems. Building on these results, PROCAREFUL also developed a policy strategy containing recommendations for the adoption of the hybrid model embedding a preventive approach to home care.