Creating a connected senior living experience

When Erickson Living recognized that its residents were becoming more tech savvy, they saw an opportunity not only to improve their campus-wide connectivity but also to deliver technology services directly to residents. Learn how they enlisted Noovis to support the growing Wi-Fi and internet needs by driving fiber to the far reaches of the community.

Corning discusses how senior housing owners and operators can implement a cost-effective, technology-ready strategy to meet their increasing network demands.

We’re excited to be one of the Industry Voices for Senior Housing Business. Read our latest article discussing how network-demanding technologies like telehealth, resident tablet programs, and community-wide connectivity are challenging owners and operators to consider more cost-effective, streamlined network infrastructure.

In the age of social distancing, senior living operators can use their tech-forward infrastructure as a major selling point with prospective residents and their families. Increasingly complex technological preferences of future residents demand that providers adapt quickly. This Senior Housing News co-sponsored white paper explores the need for scalable network infrastructure in today’s senior living operating environment.

Improving senior living care, comfort, and safety is your top priority, and keeping them connected is an important part of that. As communities change and grow so do your technology plans. Whether you choose to partner with a service provider, have your own IT team, or provide technology packages directly to your residents, Corning can help you design a flexible network to stay ahead of your technology needs.

Adding connectivity at your community doesn’t mean adding network complexity. With Corning fiber-to-the-edge solutions, you can simplify your infrastructure, which means streamlined monitoring and management for you, while incorporating in-demand applications like sensors, cameras and Wi-Fi for facilities managers as well as the end users in the community.