Home Health Care News September 18, 2025
Morgan Gonzales

As home-based care providers face mounting margin pressure and seek to boost operational efficiency, nearly half plan to increase their investment in artificial intelligence (AI) over the next 12 to 18 months.

Plans to ramp up AI investment come despite several concerns, according to a report from home care software platform AlayaCare. Data privacy and security ranked as the top hurdle, cited by 51.3% of providers. Cost and budget constraints followed, with 44.4% naming them as their biggest concern.

Still, many providers consider utilizing AI in the next 12 to 18 months a key priority, with almost 47% saying utilizing AI is a top-three or high priority.

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