This interview features Meg Johnson, a veteran registered nurse and executive who transitioned into healthcare consulting to improve system designs and mentor new leaders. Central to her work is facilitating "goals of care" conversations, which provide a safe space for families and aging patients to discuss medical preferences and end-of-life priorities. Johnson also champions Addison Care, a comprehensive virtual residency tool that uses artificial intelligence to monitor vitals, detect falls, and manage medications without the invasive nature of cameras. This technology acts as a proactive supplement to home care, offering a more affordable alternative to 24-hour staffing while preserving a senior's independence. By combining clinical expertise with innovative tech, she aims to shift the healthcare mindset from reactive crisis management toward early prevention and holistic family communication. Her services through First Quality Consulting emphasize the importance of using diverse resources to help individuals age safely and with dignity.