A place residents can reach
Consider a shared community location for guided measurements and access to a participating care program.
RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES
Bring an access point closer to home.
Explore a healthcare access amenity for residents, with a participating clinical partner and an agreed service model.
Planned use cases · initial market focus: Oklahoma, Texas & Florida
WHAT A PILOT COULD SUPPORT
A bridge to local care
Support residents’ choice of provider or telehealth provider, including their existing practice where a connection is supported, with clear information about availability and next steps.
A manageable host experience
Define access hours, resident communications, cleaning, and support before installation.
SHAPING THE PILOT
Start with your setting.
The first conversation would establish:
- Community size, resident population, and accessibility needs
- Private space, connectivity, access hours, and onsite support
- Clinical partners, service scope, and proposed payment arrangements
Define success together.
Agree measures such as resident participation, satisfaction, service availability, and connection to follow-up.
Plan the responsibilities.
Property managers would not receive individual health information simply by hosting a unit. Resident privacy and clinical data access would be defined for the program.
Read the pilot FAQ ↗Define the operating model together.
Clinical services, onsite support, integration, maintenance and follow-up responsibilities would be agreed before launch. Customer-operated, co-managed and managed-service options are under evaluation, not confirmed offers.
Deployment requirements, integration readiness and proposed pilot measures ↗Programs are in development. Pilot locations, dates, costs, services, and participating providers remain subject to confirmation.