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Hosted by David Mance · 🇺🇸 us · EN · 17 episodes
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Explore tools, trends, and expert insights for care home operators and innovators. In each episode, I speak with people building new AI tools, or those implementing them successfully. That could be software developers, founders, care leaders, or people on the ground who’ve embraced AI. We explore how AI can be ethically and effectively applied in care settings and dig into: -Where AI is delivering real efficiencies and value -The practical side of adopting new tech in a care environment -The ethical, operational, and human considerations -How AI intersects with marketing, business development, and organisational systems
David Mance hosts AI in Social Care, a technology show with 17 episodes published.
Kevin Humphrys runs two care homes. He also built his own AI stack, with no tech background and no tech department, tool by tool, learning as he went. This is his second time on the podcast, and a lot has changed since t
Jon Healy spent 20 years as a carer. A year ago, a medical episode took most of his sight, and overnight his life was radically altered. In this episode he talks about what that taught him. The everyday accessibility too
Most conversations about AI and the care workforce focus on risk, resistance, and what staff don't know. Katie Thorn, Head of Innovation at Digital Care Hub, makes the opposite argument: care workers already have the ski
Small providers make up 80% of the care home market, yet when it comes to technology and AI, they're often the last to get support. In this episode, I sit down with Samir Patel – care home owner, operator, and founder of
Most care technology does what it says on the tin. It functions, ticks boxes, completes tasks. But somewhere in the process of evaluating, procuring and implementing tech, something often gets lost – the relationships th
What does it actually take to make AI work in a care setting? In this episode of AI in Social Care, I sit down with Kevin Humphrys, CEO of Oakland Care Group – a two-home provider that’s quietly doing some of the most th
What happens when a care provider builds their own AI – not in a lab, but in the real world of rotas, staff sickness, and visit chaos? In this episode of AI in Social Care, I speak with Jonathan McFarlane, founder of Ora
What happens when a care provider builds their own AI – not in a lab, but in the real world of rotas, staff sickness, and visit chaos? In this episode of AI in Social Care, I speak with Jonathan McFarlane, founder of Ora
Everyone’s excited about AI, but few are actually getting it adopted by frontline workers. In this episode, I’m joined by Rachel Astall, Chief Customer Officer at Beam, creators of Magic Notes — an AI tool now used by ha
Where on earth do you start with adopting AI as a care provider? Studies show that if your leadership team isn’t using AI and talking about it knowledgeably, the rest of your organisation is far less likely to adopt it i
What's the point of AI if it doesn't solve big problems? Marcus is a mathematician on a mission. He quit investment banking to found Elyndra AI, a platform doing amazing things for children's care. In this episode of AI
What if your next brilliant care hire never even makes it past the CV stage? That’s the question we’re exploring in this episode of AI in Social Care — with guest Elan James Weedon (aka EJ), co-founder of Team Lily. EJ’s
What if AI sparked deeper human connections rather than replacing them? Join David Mance as he talks with Alyson McKechnie-Vale, Business and Operations Director at Abbotsford Care, about using AI in innovative and pract
Carl Roberts, Director of Sales & Marketing at Boutique Care Homes, shares how he introduced AI into a small, busy care team. Carl shares how this has transformed the way they tell stories, engage communities, and stay c
What if the most radical AI innovation in care… was coming from your local council? In this episode of AI in Social Care, David Mance speaks with Dwayne Johnson (no, not that one) — Chief Local Government Director at ICS
Will you need AI to get "Good" in your next CQC inspection? AI could soon play a critical role in how care providers are assessed. In this episode of AI in Social Care, David Mance speaks with Charles Cross, Director of
You don’t need a tech background to lead on AI in care In Episode 2: What Every Care Provider Should Know About AI, I’m joined by Alex Green, Director of Radfield Home Care, to break down how he’s using AI to save time,
In this début episode, I sit down with Alastair McDermott of Human Spark AI, to explore how care providers can start their journey into AI. Alastair shares his journey from building websites to becoming a leading voice o
Samir Patel
radiation oncologist · Care Home Digi Hive
1 appearance on this show
Carl Roberts
Director of Sales & Marketing · Minerva Money Management
1 appearance on this show
Dwayne Johnson
Chief Local Government Director · Seven Bucks
1 appearance on this show
Charles Cross
Goetheanum Wochenschrift
1 appearance on this show
Alex Green
Director · Radfield Home Care
1 appearance on this show
Alastair McDermott
Recognized Authority in Marketing · The Recognized Authority
1 appearance on this show
Kevin Humphrys
Oakland Care Group
2 appearances on this show
David Mance
AI in Social Care
1 appearance on this show
Jonathan McFarlane
Oran Care
1 appearance on this show
Rachel Astall
Beam
1 appearance on this show
Marcus Williamson
Elyndra AI
1 appearance on this show
Elan James Weedon
Team Lily
1 appearance on this show
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