Remote supports must go beyond blinking sensors and crisis-management monitoring—when done right, they expand independence and address staffing issues. True “person-centered” remote supports places the individual firmly at the center of care with assistive technologies and remote supports as a supplemental resource and coach. Hear real-world examples from GrandCare Systems and Mainstay on how smart, scalable, person-driven technologies are improving autonomy, quality of care, and outcomes for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Beyond Remote Monitoring: The Future of Person-Centered Remote Supports

Laura Mitchell, GrandCare Systems
Heather Lewis, Mainstay Life Services
Renda Cypher, Community Living and Support Services, Inc.

Session held at the RCPA conference.