Tom Cahue, IT director at the Mary Campbell Center, discusses the challenges and innovations in the long-term care facility industry. He highlights the importance of personalized care and communication, utilizing assistive technology and smart devices, and addressing cybersecurity challenges. Tom also addresses the nursing staff shortage and the need for innovative solutions. He envisions a future where long-term care facilities are reimagined as connected, independent living spaces. Tom is passionate about utilizing technology to improve the lives of individuals with disabilities and aims to leave a legacy of improved communication and connectivity in his community. Takeaways Personalized care and communication are crucial in the long-term care facility industry. Assistive technology and smart devices play a significant role in improving the lives of individuals with disabilities. Addressing cybersecurity challenges is essential to protect sensitive patient information. The nursing staff shortage is a significant issue that requires innovative solutions. The future of long-term care facilities involves reimagining them as connected, independent living spaces. Chapters 00:00Introduction and Background 03:00Personalized Care and Communication 06:00Assistive Technology and Smart Devices 10:00Cybersecurity Challenges 15:00Addressing the Nursing Staff Shortage 23:00The Future of Long-Term Care 28:00Passion for Utilizing Technology 30:00Curiosity and Skills Development 32:00Role Models and Legacy

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