Elizabeth Ecker

This article is sponsored by MatrixCare. For hospice teams in the field, some of the most practical AI opportunities may have less to do with sweeping transformation and more to do with faster troubleshooting, clearer communication and better support in the moment.

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As a high-touch, highly human care delivery type, hospice care may seem in a sense removed from the fast-paced, high-tech world of artificial intelligence. Yet in many ways AI is giving rise to exactly what hospice professionals set out to do in the first place: provide patient care. It also supports hospice professionals and patients in several other important ways, from reducing hospitalizations to providing scheduling efficiencies for staff and providing significant time savings.