C3 Community Conference 2025: Readiness for Front-Line Workers

In short

In October 2025, Okaya engineer Ken Richard presented at the C3 Community Conference in Toronto on how clinicians and front-line organizations can use Okaya. Front-line workers carry some of the highest risk in any organization and often get the least support.

A speaker presents to a seated audience in front of a large screen at the C3 Community Conference in Toronto

At the C3 Community Conference in Toronto in October 2025, Ken Richard, an engineer at Okaya, presented how clinicians and front-line organizations can use Okaya.

What was the talk about?

How clinicians and front-line organizations can use Okaya to improve how their teams perform. Front-line workers are often in the highest-risk roles in an organization, yet they receive very little support.

How does an Okaya check-in work today?

Each person talks with Sanora, Okaya's AI guide, for about 3 minutes. The check-in compares how they are today with their own earlier check-ins, so a change shows up before it becomes a problem at work.

Key points

  • Ken Richard presented Okaya at the C3 Community Conference in Toronto in October 2025.
  • Front-line workers carry some of the highest risk and often get the least support.
  • A check-in takes about 3 minutes and compares each person with their own earlier check-ins.

How clinics use Okaya

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