How will artificial intelligence transform resident care? - Marketplace Experts - McKnight's Long Term Care News

Early intervention is the key to better health outcomes for older adults, but achieving this can be rather elusive in senior care. Care today is reactive and often bogged down in busywork. As it is, many organizations are understaffed, so proactive care in this environment is difficult, if not impossible. Proactive care requires a near-constant stream of data. A certified nursing assistant may be able to provide this kind of care if they were to spend their entire day caring for a single resident, but the reality is that their attention is constantly split between residents, administrative work and everything else that comes their way.