This would allow us to challenge the growing dominance of aggregators like A Place for Mom; significantly diminish …

Imagine taking the bold step of putting a camera in every single resident’s room (with their permission of course).  

By squaring up to our data demons, tidying our tech tactics, and crafting tales that track with our strategy, we’ll not just survive but thrive.

We shouldn’t reinvent ethics for AI, but we should perfect the ethics that have been handed down to us through the eons.

The explosive arrival of artificial intelligence into public awareness has raised both fears and hopes. Here we consider whether the hopes are well-placed.

Artificial intelligence (AI) offers a chance for the industry to leapfrog from defensiveness to a more positive image.

Lately, it seems like the world is aflame with artificial intelligence fever. AI now is like the internet was then. But it’s only a tool — our tool.

In all of this, it strikes me that there is a massive difference between those in senior living and those in AI as they think about the future.

We are living in the in-between. AI and robots are poised to change society. It reminds me of times your residents must have seen.

I use AI as a tool a lot, nearly every day. Here are some of the ways AI can be used in senior living today and in the future.

Artificial intelligence is the talk of the marketing town. With ChatGPT making headlines, scuttlebutt has it: AI is the future of marketing!

There’s a lot of mystique and misapprehension around the idea of robots, and when new tools emerge there is the potential for fear to prevail over benefits.

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if there were a universally accessible record of your health history? That’s the dream.

If you are actively using Text Messaging, it has the potential to improve your relationships with residents, prospects and vendors.