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Medication mistakes are the leading cause of hospitalization among older adults — and in rural communities, there's often no one nearby to catch them. In this episode, Ishanya sits down with Lisa Lavin, founder and CEO of Ōmcare, whose Ōmcare Home Health Hub combines autonomous medication dispensing with two-way video to connect seniors, family caregivers, and clinicians from wherever they are. Lisa shares what a missed $4 pill can cost a rural family, and why she believes aging at home is a right — not a luxury.
Visit Ōmcare: https://omcare.com
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