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Many jobs are at risk of being replaced by AI, but hospice and adult care is an industry where AI can improve outcomes for patients while improving job satisfaction and reducing workload for staff.
No one enters this industry because they have a deep and abiding love of paperwork, flashing lights, and beeping monitors. Join this webinar to see how AI companions can support both patients and staff. There will be time to ask questions.

AFTER THIS WEBINAR YOU’LL BE ABLE TO:

• Identify an AI or machine-learning solvable problem
• Define computer science terms like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and generative AI
• Explain the risks and opportunities of introducing AI products into a care environment
• Distinguish between automation and agentic AI solutions
  

WEBINAR DETAILS
Artificial intelligence is arriving just as our aging population is driving increasing demand for in-home and hospice care. Understanding how AI works can help you be comfortable and confident in this new environment. This webinar will briefly cover the origin and explosive growth of AI capabilities and then highlight where and how these tools can be introduced to adult-care environments as a teammate and support.

There are a range of machine-learning solutions, from recognizing health and behavior patterns, to making predictions on future health needs, to supporting communication and information needs, and as a partner in planning and brainstorming interventions, activities, and adaptations. Medical and support staff are under constant pressure to provide more to more people in less time. Artificial intelligence teammates can summarize information and suggest research-based ideas to reduce the complexity so staff can focus on the patient.

THIS WEBINAR WILL BENEFIT THE FOLLOWING AGENCIES:

• Hospice
• Home Health
• Home Care
• Palliative Care
  

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This informative session is intended for leadership and staff who will make purchase decisions, use artificial intelligence-based solutions, and interact with patients who will be using artificial support. Anyone who feels uncomfortable or concerned about the coming AI economy will benefit from learning more about how these systems work.