DALLAS—The 2026 Axxess Growth, Innovation and Leadership Experience (AGILE), an annual conference for care-at-home providers and leaders hosted by Axxess, will discuss the role of AI and the growing complexities facing the care at home industry.
"Artificial intelligence is now part of day‑to‑day operations in care at home," said Andrew Olowu, chief technology officer at Axxess. "Leaders need a clear understanding of how AI systems work, how decisions are generated and how to apply safeguards that support compliance and protect patients and organizations. That understanding is essential to using technology responsibly at scale."
Conference sessions will explore how leaders can evaluate AI tools, strengthen internal controls and ensure technology is deployed in ways that support ethical decision-making, reduce misuse and strengthen protections against fraud. AGILE emphasizes applied learning and leadership judgment, bringing together provider executives, industry experts and technology leaders for focused education and peer discussion centered on real-world challenges.
"Care at home leaders are managing more complexity than ever before," said Tammy Ross, executive vice president of professional services at Axxess. "AGILE is designed to help leaders better understand risk and build confidence in the decisions they make every day. The sessions are structured to give leaders space to examine real scenarios, pressure‑test their thinking and leave with greater clarity about how to lead through complexity."
AGILE 2026 will be held May 4–6 at the Fairmont Hotel in Dallas and is open to professionals across home health, hospice and homecare. Additional details and registration information are available at axxess.com/agile.