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AI isn’t just a future idea anymore—it’s already changing how organizations deliver care, manage documentation, and support people in real-world settings.
This session explores how AI is transforming behavioral health, I/DD, and autism services today while opening new possibilities for the future. We’ll examine the operational, clinical, and financial pressures organizations are navigating—staffing shortages, accountability requirements, shifting Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) and Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) expectations. You’ll see how AI is helping leaders respond with greater efficiency and accuracy while identifying opportunities to preserve existing revenue and unlock new funding streams.
The discussion highlights real-world applications that reduce administrative burden, ensure documentation accuracy and reliability, and support evidence-based practices. Attendees will also see AI in action, with practical examples of how these tools can support daily workflows, monitor progress, and guide decision-making in real-world care settings.
The session focuses on how AI-powered tools can empower providers, reinforce high-quality care, and create new pathways for sustainability so that technology enhances, rather than replaces, the human impact at the center of this work.
Learning Objectives
- Understand techniques and tools you can use to protect and grow revenue in this challenging time
- See how AI-driven intelligence is transforming behavioral health through practical, real-world applications.
- Explore how AI can enhance evidence-based, least-restrictive, natural-environment services across I/DD and autism care.
- Identify trends, risks, and strategic pathways to translate AI innovation into sustainable operational and financial impact.