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Session 36 | Real-World AI in Skilled Nursing: Results You Can Replicate
Time: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Type/Topic: Technology and Innovations
Session Summary
Cut through the hype and get practical, real-world examples of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that is being used to improve care quality, staffing, and revenue cycle in real skilled nursing organizations. This session will share proven results, lessons learned, and strategies for successful AI integration, so you can replicate what works in your own center.
Sponsored by ExaCare.
Presenters
Paul Minton
Head of Product | Matrixcare, Inc.
About the Presenter
Paul Minton is the Head of Product at MatrixCare, a leading electronic health record platform serving post-acute care providers across skilled nursing, senior living, home health, and hospice. He leads product strategy and innovation focused on improving clinical workflows, operational efficiency, and patient outcomes across the post-acute continuum. A nurse with more than two decades of healthcare technology leadership, Paul holds multiple patents related to advancements in clinical documentation and has been at the forefront of applying artificial intelligence to reduce clinician burden and improve care delivery. His work focuses on responsibly integrating AI into healthcare systems while maintaining strong clinical, operational, and regulatory safeguards
Allison Rainey
Head of Nursing and Clinical Informatics | MatrixCare, Inc.
About the Presenter
Allison Rainey, APRN, FNP, BC is the Head of Nursing and Clinical Informatics at MatrixCare, where she leads the intersection of regulatory compliance, clinical practice, and technology across post-acute and senior living care. With more than 20 years of experience in nursing leadership, regulatory compliance, and clinical informatics, Allison focuses on using technology to meet regulations in ways that actually make care delivery better, embedding compliance into workflows to reduce risk, support caregivers, and improve quality and operational performance.