June 23 and July 9, 2026 – 2-part webinar series
Members: $170 or sign up for both for only $320 (save $20)
Non-Members: $250 or sign up for both for only $480 (save $20)
AI is moving fast — and long-term care leaders need practical guidance, not hype. This two-part webinar series will show you where AI can make a real difference in your home, how to choose and implement the right tools, and how to use them safely in day-to-day work. You’ll leave with greater confidence, practical skills, and a clear roadmap to get started.
Webinar 1 – Practical Guidance for AI Adoption in Long-Term Care
Tuesday, June 23, 2026
10:00 am – 12:00 pm EST
> Understand why AI matters now for long-term care — and where it can help relieve pressure on teams, streamline work, and support better experiences for residents and families.
> Cut through the hype and focus on what’s practical — how to identify the right opportunities, choose partners wisely, and put the right safeguards in place.
> Walk away with a roadmap to get started — with concrete next steps to help your home explore AI confidently, safely, and strategically.
Director of Innovation, Bruyére Health
Innovation Coordinator, Bruyére Health
Emma Robinson coordinates the CAN Health Long-Term Care Innovation and Scaling Network, based at Bruyère Health. She is passionate about fostering partnerships between long-term care operators and Canadian innovators to address the sector's biggest challenges and improve the lives of residents and staff. She has an MA in sociology from the University of New Brunswick and over 6 years of experience designing, implementing, and evaluating sustainable and effective programs in healthcare, government, and academia.
Associate Dean, Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology, Humber College
Francis Syms is an academic leader, independent consultant and national commentator working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data centres, clean energy, and technology strategy. He advises organizations and governments navigating complex decisions in these areas, bringing deep technical expertise and hard-won practical experience to every engagement.
Professor, Artificial Intelligence, Humber College
Executive Director, envisAGE
Sabrina Boutin has worked nearly 15 years in the health care sector and 8 years in the public and private sectors as a professional in service and at an executive level. Her expertise relates to the management of multidisciplinary teams, project management and the realization of social innovations projects supported by technologies and digital approaches in partnership with various collaborators. Working in diverse economic sectors (health, education, silver economy), she uses a mobilizing force drawn from design thinking, social and service design partnering with many organizations (private, public, businesses, community, philanthropic and research), which enabled her to carry out multiple initiatives. Sabrina has developed strategic skills and abilities, through collective approaches, while realizing and supporting Living Labs and Centers of Expertise, using participatory and inclusive strategies. Her field of practice involves documenting the impacts of an organizational and digital transformation, as well as reflecting on the required conditions for the scaling-up of initiatives and planning their sustainability. Regularly invited as a guest speaker, Sabrina has worked for the MUHC, the CHUM, Vanier and John-Abbott Colleges, the University of Montreal and CEFRIO.
Project Manager, Business Development & Partnerships, AGE-WELL
Noor Al-Zanoon is a Project Manager at AGE-WELL supporting envisAGE, a program co-led by AGE-WELL and MEDTEQ+. She thrives on connecting people, ideas, and partners to move health innovations into the real world. She holds a PhD in Rehabilitation Science from the University of Alberta, where she used computer simulation and modeling to understand how cancer treatment affects human function. This work is grounded in systems thinking and early digital twin approaches, with a focus on translating complex research into practical insight. Her career spans academic research, startup and commercialization support, and health innovation ecosystem support. She has held ecosystem-focused roles at McMaster University, Alberta Innovates, and the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute, where she supported cross-sector collaboration and innovation programs across health and technology.
Webinar 2 – Using Generative AI for Common LTC Tasks
Thursday, July 9, 2026
10:00 am – 11:30 am EST
> Discover where generative AI (e.g. MS Copilot) can make everyday LTC work easier — helping teams save time, communicate more clearly, and move faster on routine tasks.
> Practice using it for work that matters — including family communications, incident updates, summaries, and other common administrative tasks.
> Leave with practical skills you can use right away — from writing better prompts to using AI more confidently, safely, and effectively.
President, Indusflow Systems
Professor, Artificial Intelligence, Humber College
AI privacy is an essential part of responsible adoption. Be sure to also look at our companion session, AI
Privacy and Seniors’ Care: Understanding Your Obligations, for a deeper dive into privacy risks, legislative obligations, and the governance frameworks that need to support AI use in long-term care.
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