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The Future of AI and Older Adults -- Now -- and what's next?

Recent research highlights AI opportunities for care-related organizations. The recent report AI and Older Adults – What’s Now and Next in 2026 highlights problems and potential for the uses of artificial intelligence in organizations that serve older adults. While caution is warranted and barriers are visible, senior living and home care firms will likely move forward in the near term on AI initiatives. Why? Because worker shortages, stretched staff and ultimately customer demand will mandate change. This includes AI agents to help improve efficiency, screen applicants more effectively, and free up more time to better serve clients. From the report, here are possibilities for both home care and senior living organizations.

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