Clinical and resident traffic on one flat network
eMAR carts, resident tablets, family guests, and smart TVs all able to see each other.
An assisted living community runs clinical systems, resident Wi-Fi, family communication, and life-safety tech on the same wires. We keep them separated, secured, and running — including when the storm comes.
Senior communities mix clinical traffic, resident devices, family guests, and life-safety systems on one campus. Where a community is a HIPAA covered entity or business associate, we implement and document applicable technical safeguards and support the technology side of emergency preparedness; your community retains responsibility for its overall compliance and AHCA obligations. Segmentation, eMAR uptime, and hurricane-ready backups are the non-negotiables.
eMAR carts, resident tablets, family guests, and smart TVs all able to see each other.
Clinical platforms failing exactly when staff need them, with paper fallback chaos.
Emergency management plans require communication and records continuity; untested backups and single internet lines don't deliver it.
CNAs and agency staff cycling through with shared logins to systems holding resident PHI.
Incident review depends on footage that a dead recorder or blind spot didn't capture.
Resident and visitor connectivity is now a tour question, not a luxury.
The services most relevant to senior living communities:
Documented technical safeguards, access control, and supporting evidence for workflows subject to HIPAA.
View service →Clinical, resident, and guest segmentation so med pass and family Wi-Fi don't collide.
View service →Day-to-day support for clinical workstations, turnover, and vendor coordination.
View service →Hurricane-resilient, restore-tested backups for clinical and operational systems.
View service →Common-area and entry coverage with retention that holds up for incident review.
View service →MFA, email security, and endpoint protection around resident PHI.
View service →The review separates the technology RANGO can implement from the facility's applicable HIPAA, AHCA, clinical, and emergency-management responsibilities. We document network boundaries, identity controls, critical-system dependencies, recovery procedures, and the support path staff will use during routine care and severe weather.
We map devices and traffic into supportable security zones so resident entertainment and guest use do not share trust with systems that handle ePHI or medication workflows.
We identify the connectivity, identity, endpoint, printing, and vendor dependencies that must work during medication pass and shift change.
We review shared logins, agency-staff access, MFA, device management, administrator roles, and the speed and evidence of offboarding.
We verify backups, restore procedures, circuit failover assumptions, contact trees, and the technology sequence that supports the facility's approved emergency plan.
These official resources clarify the facility's HIPAA and emergency-preparedness obligations; RANGO's guides translate the technology portion into concrete controls and recovery tests.
Official guidance on administrative, physical, and technical safeguards, including contingency planning for ePHI systems.
Read official source ↗AHCA resources for licensed residential and inpatient providers, emergency status reporting, and assisted-living preparedness.
Read official source ↗A technical-controls checklist covering identity, access, devices, logging, backup, and response documentation.
Explore resource →A South Florida-focused checklist for backups, communications, power, connectivity, and reopening.
Explore resource →Regional support coverage for senior communities and multi-site operators.
Explore resource →Local managed IT and cybersecurity support from RANGO's Miami Lakes headquarters.
Explore resource →When our services involve PHI and a BAA is appropriate, yes, on engagement.
We support the infrastructure, identity, and file-performance side your clinical platforms run on and coordinate with the vendor; the platforms remain yours.
Yes — segmentation is the core of our senior-living network design.
Geographically separated backups, documented restore procedures, and connectivity failover planning for the technology portion of your emergency plan.
Yes — camera coverage for common areas and entries plus managed access control with per-person credentials.
A free senior living IT review checks network segmentation, clinical uptime, HIPAA technical controls, and backup restore readiness. No obligation.