HeyJaredAI-Powered Caregiving
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?
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What award-winning AI says about the future of aging in place (opens the original)
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Zemplee CEO Aparna Pujar talks about the study behind two 2026 McKnight's Tech Awards golds: A "Nursing home without walls" concept that helped older adults in rural Kansas stay safely at home, and cut skilled nursing bed days by 50%. Zemplee's tech is a peek into a future where senior care moves to people's homes. Learn more about Zemplee at zemplee.com.
What to look for in dementia care (opens the original)
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Most advice about what to look for in dementia care comes from clinicians or from families. Khatera Bahadory has been both. She arrived from Kabul at ten, worked as a caregiver while putting herself through nursing school, and now directs Astoria Park Senior Living in Pasadena, California. Then her father-in-law was diagnosed with dementia, and she spent that period on the family side of the desk — frustrated by a care team whose communication, she says, simply wasn't there.She now uses that fru
Keep Parents Home, Safely (opens the original)
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Jackie Hess spent 15 years in elder care and hospice before founding Stay Home Solutions, a Michigan-based service pairing certified home safety inspections with AI-powered passive remote monitoring. In this conversation, Jackie and Aparna dig into why families resist wearable fall pendants, how passive sensor data (not cameras) can protect privacy while still keeping families informed, and the most overlooked home safety fix that costs almost nothing: lighting.
Leading Your Team Through AI Fears (opens the original)
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Every hospital leader claims AI is transforming care. But how do you tell what's actually working from what's just hype? Joe Avelino is CEO of College Medical Center, a behavioral health and acute care hospital in Long Beach, California, with a dedicated geriatric psychiatric program for older adults. He's also been a nurse, a soldier, and a hospital executive — and it shows in how he thinks about leadership. In this episode, Joe walks through where College Medical Center actually stands with AI
The Independent Care Advantage (opens the original)
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Private equity and chain ownership have reshaped much of the nursing home industry over the last decade — but Maplewood Sauk Prairie has stayed locally owned since 1971. In this episode, administrator Carol Wilkes joins Zemplee CEO Aparna Pujar to talk about what independent ownership actually means for day-to-day care, whether it's a viable model for the future of senior care, and what families should look for when evaluating their options.
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