Tate Johnson
Chief Technology Officer, Lookout
A practical morning on putting AI to work safely in home care, so it gives your team real time back and improves the care you deliver.
Free to attend. Breakfast included. Seats are limited.
Reconciling budget spend in spreadsheets. Piecing together a client’s clinical history from emails and SharePoint. Re-keying data from the My Aged Care portal. Cross-checking care plans line by line. See where AI can safely take that work off your team’s plate — and what they do with the time instead.
Leave with a clear, defensible view of what pays off and what doesn’t, what your board will want to know about risk and responsibility, and how AI can help you meet the new obligations under the Aged Care Act 2024 and Support at Home.
Hear from home care providers facing the same pressures you are, and from the experts helping the sector adopt AI in ways that work in practice. Real progress, real lessons — not a highlight reel.
How do I get better budget utilisation?
How can I manage regulatory reporting faster?
How do I increase caseloads while still delivering a great client experience and quality care?
What will my board want to know about risk and responsibility with AI, and how do I get ahead of it?

Chief Technology Officer, Lookout
A software engineer by trade, Tate has spent seven years as a C-level executive in health IT, first at Five Good Friends and now at The Lookout Way. Along the way, Tate has launched new products, built happy, empowered teams, and spoken at industry events.

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