A senior living community runs a small hospital, a hospitality business and an apartment complex at once, with clinical records in the middle of it. We sign a Business Associate Agreement, provide encrypted staff email from $7.95 a mailbox a month, handle campus networking and resident Wi-Fi, and give families a way to hear from you that is not a phone tree — without replacing your electronic health record.
Where your community provides health care and transmits health information electronically for covered transactions, HIPAA applies in full, with the Security Rule obligations that come with it.
Purely residential independent living, with no health services and no electronic covered transactions, can fall outside HIPAA — while remaining subject to state privacy, resident rights and breach notification law. Mapping which parts of your campus sit where is the first thing worth doing.
Networks, access controls and storage separated so clinical systems are not sitting alongside the dining services PC. We will tell you where we think the line falls and put it in writing rather than treating the whole campus as one risk.
Not every part of a senior living operation carries the same obligations, and treating it as one undifferentiated thing is how communities end up either overpaying or exposed.
Care levels explained honestly, pricing that does not require a phone call, floor plans, availability, photographs that look like the building, and a tour request that reaches someone the same day.
Newsletters, activity calendars, menu updates and community notices. Liberation Campaign bills on emails sent rather than contacts stored, which suits a list of residents, families, staff and prospects that is large and mailed regularly.
An outbreak, a weather event, a utility failure. A tested workflow — site banner, family email, optional text — built before you need it rather than improvised at 9pm with families already calling.
Adult children making a placement decision are the buyers, and after move-in they are the people who most need to hear from you.
Per seat, monthly, so it can go into a community budget or a board packet.
Yes, as part of onboarding, with access control and multi-factor authentication, audit logging, encryption, tested restores and a written breach notification process behind it.
Often not. Purely residential independent living with no health services and no covered electronic transactions can fall outside HIPAA, while remaining subject to state privacy and breach law. Skilled nursing and health services are a different matter. Mapping your campus is the first step.
No. Your clinical system stays. We host and secure the email, document storage, network and backups around it.
Yes, including coverage in apartments and common areas and firm separation from clinical and administrative networks. Residents video-calling family is now a normal expectation rather than an amenity.
With a workflow built and tested in advance — a site banner, a family email and an optional text. Building it during the event is how families end up learning from each other instead of from you.
Yes. Shared domains, centralised backups, consistent controls and one point of support, which is usually both cheaper and more defensible than each site doing its own thing.
Tell us which parts of your community provide health services and which do not. That boundary determines the design, the cost and what we put in writing.
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