A 1,191-patient cancer trial suggests that accessible remote monitoring may benefit the patients many assume are least likely to engage.

AI is eliminating jobs across the economy, but nursing and care work remain in deep, demographically-driven shortage, so the real opportunity for care professionals is using AI to offload administrative burden, not worrying about being replaced by it.

For years, building AI into clinical workflows meant moving at the FDA's pace. That's starting to change.

Modern conversational AI listens, adapts, and asks smarter follow-up questions to uncover meaningful patient insights. The result is better engagement, earlier intervention, and more effective care between visits.

Cali handles the check-ins, monitors the data, and alerts your team before small problems become readmissions

Most healthcare providers are already doing the work behind programs like RPM and CCM, but without structure, it doesn’t scale.

Care has moved into the home, but our systems haven’t fully caught up. In our latest blog, we explore a growing reality in healthcare: home health is no longer a downstream service after discharge.

At Calico Care, we believe the future of home health isn’t about replacing personal care, it’s about strengthening it through smart, supportive technology.

Home Health Care Trends 2026: The 7 Shifts Operators Can’t Ignore

In Part 1, we cut through the biggest myths: AI won’t replace clinicians wholesale, it won’t automatically cut costs, it won’t magically eliminate burnout, and it isn’t inherently objective or safe.  Now for the practical question: Where does AI truly help today and where does it disappoint? Let’s separate “real value” from “good demos.” 

How the gap between doctor visits, not a lack of technology, became the real problem big tech is racing to solve in healthcare.

Most check-in calls only take. The ones patients keep answering give something back.

What a New Study Says About Chatbot Empathy in Healthcare

This is Part 1 of a 2-part series. Here we’ll focus on the big myths and what’s genuinely changing right now. Part 2 will get practical: where AI helps, where it fails, and the checklist that separates real progress from hype.

What would Florence Nightingale think of AI in healthcare? Explore the future of clinical trials through data, patient monitoring, and Calico Care.

The future of clinical trials is continuous. Better patient engagement and stronger documentation between visits are what will ultimately drive compliance, reduce dropout, and improve data quality. We broke down what that shift actually looks like in practice

At Calico Care, we believe the future is hybrid, where AI supports the operational layer of care so humans can focus on what only humans can provide. Demand will continue. The question is not whether you can hire enough caregivers. It’s whether your care model is designed for sustainable growth.

AI is changing the job market, but evidence shows it is not eliminating caregiving jobs. Care work remains one of the most human-centered professions in the economy. With the right support, education, and mindset, caregivers can thrive in an AI-enabled future.

Cali is Calico Care’s voice-based Care Assistant, built to support patients through simple check-ins, reminders and more.