Connected Health & Safety Association Conference Draws More Than 250 Leaders

Sep 26, 2026
The 2026 conference covered artificial intelligence, remote monitoring, caregiver support, senior living and home based care.
Connected Health & Safety Association Conference Draws More Than 250 Leaders
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The Connected Health & Safety Association said its 2026 Annual Conference in Nashville drew more than 250 leaders, according to its press release. Attendees represented healthcare, technology, senior living, caregiving, remote monitoring and aging services.

Sessions covered artificial intelligence, home based care, caregiver support, remote monitoring, senior living, safety technology and investment. The association reported 55% membership growth during the year, with new members including Teladoc Health, Sensi.AI, Tenovi, Tunstall and Intuition Robotics.

The conference awards recognized Tenovi as Company of the Year and Cognitive Systems as Innovator of the Year. The association will hold its 20th anniversary conference in Scottsdale, Arizona, from October 13 to 15, 2027.

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