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Artificial intelligence promises to change the way we care about and for older adults. AI-Powered Caregiving is the podcast that explores what's happening now. How is AI being used in caregiving, what are the benefits, and what can improve? Our guests include professionals, family caregivers, and care receivers. All of us will need care at some point: It's time to build community and an open space to talk about caregiving and technology.
Zemplee hosts AI-Powered Caregiving, a technology show with 17 episodes published.
Nobody's saying the quiet part loud: AI won't fix healthcare if we just use it to do the same things faster. The real opportunity — and the real risk — is whether mission-driven organizations get ahead of it or get left
Show notesBoredom in dementia care isn't just uncomfortable — it shows up as agitation, withdrawal, and behaviors that too often lead to medication. Angela Fairhurst, founder of Geri-Gadgets, found a better way. After a winding ca
Show notesWhat does it take to lead change in an industry squeezed on every side — fewer caregivers, tighter budgets, and more complex residents? Jenna Kilawee knows firsthand. As a licensed assisted living director at Episcopal H
Show notesFinding home care for a loved one can feel overwhelming — and for too many families, it starts the same way: you make the calls, and nobody calls you back. In this episode, we sit down with Jon Levinson, co-founder of Sa
Show notesWhat does it actually take to use technology thoughtfully in elder care — without losing the human connection that makes it work? Justine Medina Tamillo, VP of Business Development & Community Engagement at the Center fo
Show notesWhen someone has dementia, even a familiar TV show can become a source of confusion, fear, and agitation. But what if video could do the opposite — calm, comfort, and even connect? In this episode, we sit down with Bill
Show notesThe traditional nursing home is fading—not because older adults don’t need care, but because the cost is skyrocketing. With the average semi-private room now over $100,000 a year, families and states face a budget crisis
Show notesMost technology is designed with a specific user in mind. But when it comes to older adults, innovators often forget to ask the most important question: what do they actually want? Today's guest has spent her career find
Show notesMillions of people are quietly doing it all — raising children, managing aging parents, and everything in between. Today's guest, Anna De La Cruz, knows that reality firsthand. A mom of three, former guardian to parents
Show notesMalnutrition is one of the most overlooked threats to healthy aging — and the way we feed older adults is overdue for a rethink. In this episode, award-winning chef and food innovation leader James Briscione joins host I
Show notesWhen a loved one needs care in a nursing home, the pressure to make the right choice can feel overwhelming — and most of us don't know what we're actually looking for. In this episode, Melissa Brown, a former occupationa
Show notesTed Teele is using community, activity, and fun to help older adults boost brain health. He’s the founder of Longevity Community Consultants and Brain Boosters of America, which aim to enhance the quality of life for sen
Show notesDr. Stephen Golant, a pioneering environmental gerontologist, talks about the intersection of aging, technology, and caregiving. They discuss how where we live influences our ability to age successfully, the importance o
Show notesWhat does it really mean to plan for aging — and why does waiting too long cost so much more than just money? In this episode, we sit down with Robin McCoy, a Dallas-based senior home coach and realtor with over 18 years
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Most older adults resist care until a crisis forces the issue. Kristen Krause, Regional Director at Senior Helpers, explains how remote monitoring and technology create a comfortable bridge between full independence and
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Dr. Aaron Blight, caregiving researcher and founder of Caregiving Kinetics, shares how becoming a caregiver at 29 transformed his understanding of aging and disability. Learn about the cognitive shifts caregivers experie
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How will AI and technology improve life for older adults in 2026? Host Ishanya Anthapur interviews Majd Alwan, an AI & digital health strategist in the aging services ecosystem and founder of ALWAN AIVantAge, about his p
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1 of every 4 Americans is a caregiver, and as the U.S. population ages, more Americans will need care. But we face challenges: costs, staffing shortages, and more. Technology can help solve these challenges--and that's w
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Shanna Eckberg recognized a gap in care for older adults: It's hard for professional caregivers to get to them frequently. So she started a virtual home care agency, Syncara Care. In this episode, she shares how technolo
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