Surveyors, underwriters, and boards are all starting to ask what AI you use and who approved it. Pick the description that fits you best, and start with the free tool beside it.
Skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, independent living, or home care. You need a committee that decides, a policy that holds up to a surveyor, and a ninety-day path to a pilot.
Start with: the Board-Ready Starter Packet for senior housing.
Get the senior housing packet → Read the Senior Housing section →Risk managers, CFOs, and HR leaders. AI exclusions are showing up on policy forms, and underwriters can see more of your AI footprint than you disclosed. Know the answer before renewal.
Start with: the “Is Your AI Covered?” self-check, which drafts the email to your broker.
Take the coverage self-check →CEOs, boards, and leadership teams outside senior housing. State AI law is a patchwork, vendors are shipping AI into your tools, and a lender or insurer will eventually want to see your oversight.
Start with: the General Business Starter Packet.
Get the general business packet → Read the Governance section →Start with the section closest to your day job and read one post. Every post ends with the single action to take this month, so you can judge the usefulness in five minutes.
If you want the weekly version, the LITT Briefing delivers the research behind each post, and this site publishes the three section posts every week.
Ken Leatherman has spent 30 years in commercial insurance, with a focus on senior housing risk since 2007. He is the author of Senior Housing: The AI Gap, creator of the Leadership in Tough Times (LITT) framework, and writes the weekly LITT Briefing. More about Ken →