Beth Kaylor

About Beth Kaylor

My work connects healthcare experience with everyday technology use at home.I am a Registered Nurse, Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS), and former healthcare product and sales leader. I focus on helping families choose and use supportive technology at home.After years working in enterprise healthcare and HealthTech, I saw the same pattern repeat. Technology often makes sense on paper but feels overwhelming, impractical, or unsafe when it reaches people in daily life.That gap does not just exist in hospitals. It exists in homes.Through Supportive Tech for Seniors, I share practical guidance for aging in place, caregiving, and everyday technology decisions. I focus on what actually works, what causes friction, and how families can use technology to support independence, safety, and dignity without adding stress.This work is personal. I live it daily with my own family, which keeps my guidance grounded, realistic, and honest.Alongside this work, I continue to publish AI in Nursing, a curated newsletter and education resource that explores how technology intersects with nursing practice over time, with an emphasis on thoughtful adoption rather than hype.At the core of everything I do is translation:Translating complexity into clarityTranslating tools into usable solutionsHelping technology support care, not complicate itMy goal is simple. To help people feel more confident using technology to support care, not overwhelmed by it.

Experience

1. Founder

   Ai In Nursing

   Sep 2024 — Present

   AI in Nursing is a curated newsletter that explores how artificial intelligence and emerging technologies show up in nursing practice.I focus on clinical context and long-term impact, sharing information that helps nurses, leaders, and others better understand where technology supports practice and where caution makes sense.The newsletter focuses on education, curation, and commentary.

Education

• Bellevue University

  BS Marketing Management, Marketing

  2011 — 2016

• Cleveland State

  Nursing