1. Identify where legal and regulatory exposure actually arises when predictive analytics or monitoring technology is used in resident care — and why liability rarely rests with the algorithm itself.

2. Apply a four-part evaluation framework (Outcome, Decision, Control, Response) to assess any current or proposed technology deployment for governance gaps before it scales.

3. Determine the minimum contractual, coverage, and human-oversight controls — vendor terms, override authority, escalation protocols, coverage alignment — that should be in place before piloting or expanding predictive care technology.

4. Prepare the documentation and reporting posture the organization would need to defend a technology-related claim or regulatory inquiry when a tool's output turns out to be wrong