Leading the Curve Webinar
18aug12:00 pm1:00 pmLeading the Curve Webinar
Event Details
Leading the Curve: Duty, Data, and Defensibility in Senior Living Webinar Tuesday, August 18, 2026 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm, CST Speaker: Rebecca Adelman, ESQ. – Attorney, Claims and Risk Specialist, Adelman
Event Details
Leading the Curve: Duty, Data, and Defensibility in Senior Living Webinar
Tuesday, August 18, 2026
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm, CST
Speaker: Rebecca Adelman, ESQ. – Attorney, Claims and Risk Specialist, Adelman Firm
Description:
Predictive fall-detection systems and predictive care analytics are no longer pilots — they’re operational, and they’re already shaping how claims, coverage, and courtrooms are treating tech-mediated care decisions. This session gives board members, CEOs, and senior leaders a practical framework for staying ahead of that curve: understanding where liability actually surfaces, what “good governance” looks like before a tool scales, and how to build the oversight and documentation that let your organization lead with confidence rather than react after the fact.
Using real-world scenarios and the current litigation landscape — including active federal cases testing how courts treat algorithm-driven care decisions — this session walks through the questions your organization should be able to answer today: who relied on the alert, who could override it, and what you’d show a family, a regulator, or a carrier if the tool got it wrong.
Session Objectives:
At the conclusion of this session, participants will leave with a framework for evaluating any current or proposed technology deployment before it becomes a claim.
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- Identify where legal and regulatory exposure actually arises when predictive analytics or monitoring technology is used in resident care — and why liability rarely rests with the algorithm itself.
- Apply a four-part evaluation framework (Outcome, Decision, Control, Response) to assess any current or proposed technology deployment for governance gaps before it scales.
- Determine the minimum contractual, coverage, and human-oversight controls — vendor terms, override authority, escalation protocols, coverage alignment — that should be in place before piloting or expanding predictive care technology.
- Prepare the documentation and reporting posture the organization would need to defend a technology-related claim or regulatory inquiry when a tool’s output turns out to be wrong.
This free event is only for current employees of a Member organization of Caring Communities or Peace Church. If you are interested in attending but your organization is not a Member please contact us on how to register as a guest or add yourself to our email notifications for future events.
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