What can senior living executives expect in the year ahead? Watch this insightful session to understand where opportunity lies in the industry, which trends will emerge, and what the most critical challenges will be throughout 2026—and beyond. We’re thrilled to have our own George Netscher be part of the panel, alongside Brandon Ribar and GeLynna Shaw. And look forward to sharing the discussion, hosted by Senior Housing News. Watch now the full webinar now.

Innovation can help improve care delivery and operations in senior living, simplifying workflows and helping to solve critical challenges—but the associated regulatory requirements can feel like an added layer of complexity. Watch this webinar to bring the same sense of ease to compliance that technology can bring to other facets of senior living, with a clear understanding of how to navigate state-by-state licensing requirements for the most innovative solutions. We’ll explore real-world examples from operators in both California and Wisconsin, and attendees will leave knowing how to build the right relationships throughout the process, what to do to prepare for regulatory reviews, and how to ensure compliance without slowing innovation.

Senior living’s most critical challenges need comprehensive solutions, and the most innovative AI platforms provide it—helping operators solve for outdated and ineffective technology, rising acuity, staffing to demand, and more. Which means they can reduce risk and revolutionize how they operate. Watch our webinar to understand how operational platforms reduce risk to revolutionize senior living with next-gen eCall, unprecedented wellness insights, and ambient care measurement. We’ll also explore which AI innovations offer newly available predictive analytics to improve staff efficiency, increase revenue, lower acquisition costs, and decrease vacancy loss. Finally, we’ll outline the steps operators should take to vet both the technology and the vendor, ensuring they select a proven solution for their most pressing challenges.