Episode
The Hidden Cost of Bad Data in Home Care (Brady Schwab)
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- Home Care Strategy Lab
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- Jun 23, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 1343
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Summary
We cover: Brady's journey from audiology to home care innovation. Right at Home's growth to 600+ franchises across four countries. Staying focused on non-medical home care. Why AI is exposing long-standing data quality issues. The importance of data hygiene and integrity. How bad data can erode trust and create risk. Common gaps in referral tracking, scheduling, and workflows. Making care documentation easier through voice-to-text technology. Aligning caregiver incentives with better documentation. Combining in-home observations with vital sign data. Moving from documentation to predictive care. Piloting RespirAI to identify COPD exacerbations earlier. Using technology to reduce avoidable hospitalizations. Why strong documentation is the foundation for predictive analytics. Solving for affordability, workforce shortages, and chronic disease. How home care can become the preferred model for aging in place. Navigating the realities of aging while embracing innovation. Some extras: Connect with Brady Schwab / [email protected] Learn more about Right at Home RespirAI —the COPD pilot that Right at Home is conducting See how Phoebe AI can eliminate missed clock in/outs and save your team hours each week