Amba Launches Webinar Series on Dementia, Data and Dignity
Series of Three 30-minute Webinars Outlines How Earlier Insight Supports Better Memory Care Dementia care requires
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Series of Three 30-minute Webinars Outlines How Earlier Insight Supports Better Memory Care
SARASOTA, FL, UNITED STATES, September 3, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Amba, a leading provider of passive health monitoring and remote clinical monitoring technology for senior living, will host a webinar series on dementia care, data-informed decision-making and how earlier insight helps care teams respond to changing resident needs with greater confidence, dignity and support.
Designed for senior living executives, clinical leaders and memory care teams, each session explores how passive monitoring, actionable insights and privacy-first technology can support better care planning, stronger communication and more confident decision-making.
The Dementia, Data & Dignity Series will include three 30-minute sessions featuring mini case studies from senior living leaders using passive monitoring and data to better understand resident patterns, identify changes earlier and support more proactive care. The series will explore how communities can move beyond snapshots and use real-time visibility to better understand changes in a resident’s daily routine, sleep, movement or overall well-being.
“Dementia care requires both deep compassion and better visibility,” said Stuart Hamilton, Founder and CEO of Amba. “Amba was built around the belief that technology should never replace people. It should help care teams see what they might otherwise miss, understand resident patterns earlier and respond in ways that preserve dignity, privacy and independence.”
The sessions include:
Thursday, September 10 at 11:00-11:30 a.m. EDT
Certus Senior Living | Patterns & Trends – Data-Powered Prevention
Join Shane Potter from Certus Senior Living for a mini case study on quality communities using passive monitoring and data-informed care practices.
Thursday, September 17 at 11:00-11:30 a.m. EDT
Before the Fall: The Power of Prediction
Join Tracy D’Andrea from Aravilla Memory Care as she discusses Aravilla’s success with using Amba’s proactive monitoring in its all-female memory care neighborhood.
Thursday, September 24 at 11:00-11:30 a.m. EDT
Census Building – Using Data to Differentiate
Join Heidi Kuchenbacker to learn how Gulf Coast Memory Care uses Amba’s data to drive census growth and differentiate its community.
Each session is designed for senior living executives, clinical leaders, memory care teams and others interested in how passive monitoring, actionable insights and privacy-first technology can support better care planning, stronger communication and more confident decision-making.
The series is part of Amba’s broader webinar programming on human-centered aging and technology. Upcoming sessions will explore how remote clinical monitoring can help teams detect change before a crisis, along with a case study of the Tiffany Village & Kenny’s Pond communities that details the connection between healthier residents and stronger community performance.
To learn more, call (561) 782-4491 or visit AmbaWebinars.com
About Amba
Amba provides passive monitoring and real-time health insights that help senior living communities deliver more proactive, personalized care. Using discreet sensors and clinical oversight, Amba enables early detection, supports care teams and improves operational efficiency while preserving resident independence and dignity.
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