AI Won’t Fix Social Care, But Could It Help Us Finally Make It Work?

Health plans and community organizations are adopting artificial intelligence to link records, summarize notes, and coordinate social care referrals. These tools speed up administrative tasks, but models trained on flawed data risk cutting off access to food and housing. Managers and case workers must maintain human oversight to prevent algorithmic bias and follow federal rules.

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