While technology can improve residents’ quality of life, it also helps to improve the quality of care providers deliver—and the quality of their operations. Two of 30+ educational programs at the upcoming LeadingAge Leadership Summit session, to take place April 7-9, 2025, in Washington, DC, will offer invaluable insights on the transformative power that data analytics and artificial intelligence can bring to the aging services sector.

Unlock the Power of Data Analytics

Consider the advantages of employing predictive analytics to identify residents with health risks so that you can use proactive interventions to improve outcomes and lower costs. Imagine using data analytics to anticipate your organization’s staffing needs, deploy staff efficiently, or pinpoint burnout risks and solutions. Predictive analytics can help you to recruit and retain new employees and make job descriptions more dynamic and agile, says Dusanka Delovska-Trajkova, CIO of LeadingAge CAST Patron Ingleside.

Fortunately, these technological advances are not a distant dream. The upcoming session “Unlock the Power of Data Analytics,” to be held on Monday, April 7, from 1:45 to 3:00 p.m., will demonstrate that these technologies are rapidly becoming a strategic necessity for providers facing mounting workforce and care-related challenges.

Learning how to leverage the wealth of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and “learning to work with this new technology will allow us to serve more residents and drive results,” says Joel Rosenberg, VP of Data and Analytics at LCS, a LeadingAge Bronze Partner with CAST Focus.

At the session, presenters will help you to understand how your organization can harness its data to stay competitive and responsive to the needs of older adults. You will learn how data analytics can help you tackle critical issues in care delivery, optimize resource allocation, and meet emerging operational demands.

Join Delovska-Trajkova and Rosenberg, along with Scott Code, vice president of LeadingAge CAST; David Lafferty, chief information officer of LeadingAge CAST Patron The RiverWoods Group; and Swapna Tavtum, vice president of data and analytics at LeadingAge CAST Patron Lifespace Communities, Inc. for this informative program. Register today!

Learn How AI Is Transforming Aging Services

AI is also poised to transform the aging services sector, leading to significant advancements in care delivery, operations, and resident engagement.

For example, because AI is always evolving, it is important for home medical equipment companies to stick with it, says Justin Smith, senior innovation and technology manager at Direct Supply, Inc., a LeadingAge Corporate Partner. “The worst AI is the AI you’re using today,” he recently told HME News. “Come back tomorrow and try it again.”

Smith is one of five presenters at the upcoming session “How Is AI Transforming Aging Services?,” which will explore AI tools and systems that use advanced algorithms to analyze data, identify patterns, and provide actionable insights. The session takes place on Monday, April 7, from 3:30 to 4:45 p.m.

In addition, presenters will explain predictive analytics, which can anticipate resident health needs and enable proactive measures; automated task management, which can streamline workflows; and conversational AI, which can reduce loneliness among residents and improve their quality of life.

You’ll also get a peek at future trends, including advanced safety monitoring technologies and systems that respond dynamically to changes as they happen.

Joining Smith on the panel will be Vipin Bhardwaj, chief executive officer of NuAIg, a LeadingAge Bronze Partner with CAST Focus; Scott Code, vice president of LeadingAge CAST; Brian G. Lawrence, president and chief executive officer of LeadingAge member FellowshipLIFE Inc.; and Mahesh Tyagi, chief financial officer of Stoddard Baptist Home Foundation, Inc., also a LeadingAge member.

Don’t miss this opportunity to discover how strategic AI implementation can empower your organization to address emerging challenges and elevate the standard of care. Save your spot today!