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Private Cloud vs. Public Cloud vs. Hybrid Cloud Many facilities choose to store their data and web applications in cloud-based software. These technology forms can help your assisted living or senior housing facilities securely manage data. You can access the data constantly and enjoy the enhanced security features of the software. If your facility wants…

How to Assess Your Senior Living Center’s Cyber Risk  Your senior living facility has access to several types of sensitive information. When you want to dedicate the best care to your patients, include cybersecurity in your practices. Discover how you can evaluate your cybersecurity measures and risk level and build a stronger system.  How to…

How to Help Seniors Avoid Financial Fraud and Scams Anyone can fall victim to scams or fraud, but older adults are more vulnerable in many ways. Caregivers often provide a crucial barrier to protecting older adults from financial fraud. Experts estimate older adults lose over $36 billion annually to fraud and financial abuse. Some fraudsters specifically target…

Benefits of 24/7 Service Desks for Senior Living Communities Senior living communities use a wide range of technologies throughout daily procedures. From digital records and recorded voice alerts to motion sensors and security alarms, many forms of technology are used by residents and employees alike. These tools help with residents’ health and safety. It’s crucial…

Businesses often outsource to save money and access high-quality services. Outsourcing lets you focus on your business’s expertise while ensuring critical areas have coverage and support. 

Moving Your Senior Living Facility or Nursing Home to the Cloud Senior living facilities deal with a lot of data at any time, and it’s essential to manage it well. With cloud solutions, your nursing home can gain flexibility, protect sensitive information and save money on hardware. When you approach the transition to the cloud…

5 Common Misconceptions of Cloud Computing A false idea can spread nearly as fast as an excellent internet connection. That’s why it’s essential to disprove common misconceptions about cloud computing for healthcare professionals. Cloud computing uses remote servers to store, secure and access data via an internet connection rather than storing data on personal servers…