AI Governance in Elder Care | Live CLE Health Law Webinar

Artificial intelligence is moving rapidly into senior living, assisted living, home care, and other aging services settings through resident facing tools such as AI companions, conversational agents, engagement platforms, documentation supports, and predictive systems. These technologies may promise reduced loneliness, improved engagement, and operational efficiencies, but they also create substantial legal and compliance challenges involving privacy, consent, transparency, dignity, vendor oversight, documentation practices, fraud related risks, and workflow-based health privacy exposure.

In this CLE webinar, Jason J. Oliveri, Partner at Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP, will provide a practical legal and compliance framework for evaluating emotionally intelligent AI and related resident-facing AI tools in elder care. The program will examine how these tools differ from ordinary software, when they fall inside or outside clinical workflows, how organizations should classify and risk-rank them, what contract and policy controls are needed, and how in-house counsel and compliance professionals can build auditable governance, monitoring, and incident-response structures around deployment. The session will also address especially sensitive issues involving identity, disclosure, and dignity where AI systems may infer or retain highly personal information about vulnerable older adults.