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The Hidden Cost of Bad Data in Home Care (Brady Schwab)
Published 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Description
We cover:
- Brady's journey from audiology to home care innovation.
- Right at Home's growth to 600+ franchises across four countries.
- Staying focused on non-medical home care.
- Why AI is exposing long-standing data quality issues.
- The importance of data hygiene and integrity.
- How bad data can erode trust and create risk.
- Common gaps in referral tracking, scheduling, and workflows.
- Making care documentation easier through voice-to-text technology.
- Aligning caregiver incentives with better documentation.
- Combining in-home observations with vital sign data.
- Moving from documentation to predictive care.
- Piloting RespirAI to identify COPD exacerbations earlier.
- Using technology to reduce avoidable hospitalizations.
- Why strong documentation is the foundation for predictive analytics.
- Solving for affordability, workforce shortages, and chronic disease.
- How home care can become the preferred model for aging in place.
- Navigating the realities of aging while embracing innovation.
Some extras:
- Connect with Brady Schwab / bschwab@rightathome.net
- Learn more about Right at Home
- RespirAI—the COPD pilot that Right at Home is conducting
- See how Phoebe AI can eliminate missed clock in/outs and save your team hours each week