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Jennifer Maxwell of Maxwell TEC shares how patient-centered technology is transforming home-based care by focusing on how patients feel rather than just clinical measurements.

• Personalized care plans should prioritize patient feelings over diagnostic measurements
• Technology can enable real-time patient feedback through simple text messaging
• Effective remote patient monitoring doesn't require complicated or expensive equipment
• Solutions that remain available post-discharge maintain connection and prevent readmissions
• Employee satisfaction directly correlates with patient outcomes and satisfaction
• Automated check-ins with staff can identify concerns before they lead to turnover
• Family engagement through text updates keeps distant caregivers informed
• Real-time feedback allows agencies to address concerns immediately
• Technology should integrate people, process, and tools for maximum effectiveness
• The ultimate goal is to enable more people to age in place with dignity

Episode Resources:

• Blog: The future of home and community care: Predictions for 2025 and beyond 
• Blog: The key to better client experience? Improving communication between home and community care providers and clients
• Guide: How employee experience drives success in home and community care
• Guide: The Future of AI in Home and Community Care 
• Guide: The Effects of Machine Learning Powered Remote Patient Monitoring on Home Health Care
• Podcast: Unlocking AI’s potential in home and community care with Naomi Goldapple
• Podcast: Using AI to automate key processes in home and community care with Jeff Salter

If you liked this episode and want to learn more about all things home-based care, you can explore all our episodes at alayacare.com/homehealth360.