Demand for home-based care is rising, but growth increasingly depends on a more urgent constraint: clinical capacity. For many home health and hospice organizations, the challenge is not simply attracting more patients. It is ensuring clinicians have the time, support, and confidence to accept more patients, deliver high-quality care, and complete increasingly complex documentation without adding administrative burden. AI has the potential to return meaningful time to clinicians, but faster note generation alone is not enough. Poorly integrated AI can shift work downstream, increase review burden, and raise serious questionsabout documentation integrity, clinical judgment, compliance, and accountability. In this panel discussion, leaders from Homecare Homebase and StenoHealth will explore what it takes to move beyond AI scribing toward responsible, workflow-native intelligence designed for the realities of home-based care.