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Care at Home: Designing a Safer, Smarter, Connected Future, Part 2
And here is the Episode 2 summary:
This week’s episode of Healthcare On Air continues the two-part series on creating safer, smarter, and more connected care at home.
Host Robin Goldsmith and co-host Brian Urban are joined by Dr. Shea Gregg, Founder & CEO of FallCall Solutions; David Eby, CEO of Cooktop Safety; and Jim Conti, VP of Sales at HomeSight .
The conversation shifts from technology design to policy, reimbursement, and scaling adoption. The panel unpacks how assistive technology waivers, Medicare Advantage benefits, and SaaS-driven models can accelerate innovation while reducing costs. They also explore how connected hubs, predictive analytics, and IoT solutions are reshaping post-acute care, preventing costly readmissions, and empowering both patients and caregivers.
Looking ahead, the group envisions a future where prevention is prioritized, caregivers are better supported, and affordable smart-home ecosystems make it possible for people everywhere to not just age in place, but truly thrive in place.
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By VerizonAnd here is the Episode 2 summary:
This week’s episode of Healthcare On Air continues the two-part series on creating safer, smarter, and more connected care at home.
Host Robin Goldsmith and co-host Brian Urban are joined by Dr. Shea Gregg, Founder & CEO of FallCall Solutions; David Eby, CEO of Cooktop Safety; and Jim Conti, VP of Sales at HomeSight .
The conversation shifts from technology design to policy, reimbursement, and scaling adoption. The panel unpacks how assistive technology waivers, Medicare Advantage benefits, and SaaS-driven models can accelerate innovation while reducing costs. They also explore how connected hubs, predictive analytics, and IoT solutions are reshaping post-acute care, preventing costly readmissions, and empowering both patients and caregivers.
Looking ahead, the group envisions a future where prevention is prioritized, caregivers are better supported, and affordable smart-home ecosystems make it possible for people everywhere to not just age in place, but truly thrive in place.