Senior Housing News December 13, 2024
Andrew Christman

Senior living operators are shifting their technology budgets going into the new year to keep up with the times.

Among the top areas of investment for operators going into 2025 are AI, electronic health records (EHRs), and finding ways and programming to leverage data to further streamline operations.

Some senior living operators are going all in on AI initiatives. For example, Maplewood Senior Living Vice President of Enterprise Intelligence Brian Geyser said the operator is now an “AI emerging company.”

“As we move into 2025 and beyond, we’re investing in AI enablement across most of our departments, resident care, HR, accounting, operations, engagement, compliance, marketing, IT, culinary, home office … all of it,” Geyser told Senior Housing News. “That’s a...

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