Aging In Place Technology Watch October 2, 2024
Laurie Orlov

No surprise – AI tools are already part of senior living operations and planning. The research phase is nearly complete for the report on AI in Senior Living and Care. It is increasingly apparent that AI is not a future for many. it is already solving vexing problems that proprietary or existing apps could not effectively tackle, whether in senior living or skilled nursing home environments. Although a few interviewees felt that AI tools were ‘not quite ready for prime time’ all saw that the future benefit, particularly in terms of more effective use of data, optimizing workloads if staff, and proactive monitoring of the wellbeing of residents. The report will quote specific executives about their experiences, but here are...

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Patient / Consumer, Post-Acute Care, Provider, Technology
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