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Hospitals want to be safe and open at the same time — welcoming to patients, families, and staff, but protected from weapons, wandering patients, drug diversion, and operational waste. That's exactly the problem Vision AI was built to solve.Recorded live at HIMSS 2026 in Las Vegas, this fireside chat features Matt Benetti, CMO at Vaidio, and Todd Larson, a consultant running the Transformation Center at Honor Health. Todd brings a rare combination of law enforcement experience and hospital innovation leadership to a wide-ranging conversation about how AI-powered cameras are moving from passive data storage to proactive operational intelligence.🔗 Learn more at vaidio.aiTopics covered:Why healthcare is in a state of flux — staffing shortages, payer mix shifts, and the need for transformationThe economics of a hospital and why you can't just grow your way out of the problemVision AI's three core use cases — safety and security, patient care, and operational efficiencyWeapons detection, fall prevention, wandering patients, and geofencingDrug diversion — the economic, reputational, and human cost and how Vision AI helps passivelyStaff satisfaction and how passive AI monitoring reduces administrative burdenRoom turnover, vendor management, and surgical OR efficiency with license plate recognitionEquipment tracking — wheelchairs, IV pumps, and the nurse workaround problemVisitor and vendor management with facial recognition and color-coded monitoringThe visionary future — hospital at home⏱️ YouTube Timeline



