HIPAA-aligned MDR and identity protection
Managed detection and response on every endpoint and Managed ITDR on the productivity tenant, sized to the PHI you hold, with the audit controls the Security Rule expects.
Senior care · home health · assisted living
When the systems go down, care delivery is what's at stake.
Assisted-living, home-health, and senior-care operators hold protected health information for a vulnerable population, and their systems are tied directly to care delivery and scheduling. A ransomware event here isn't just a data problem — it disrupts the care itself.
The exposure
What underwriters and attackers actually look at
PHI and care-delivery systems are the assets; the loss being priced is a disruption to scheduling, records, and medication management. Carriers proxy HIPAA risk through PHI record counts and the general control stack, and they care that coverage reaches the care-delivery systems, not just office machines.
Applicable framework: HIPAA Security Rule.
The program
What we operate for you
The same managed security program we run for every client — 24/7 SOC-monitored detection, identity protection, and security awareness training, operated end-to-end — tuned to senior care & home health.
Coverage on care-delivery systems
Protection that reaches the scheduling, EHR, and records systems care depends on — confirmed, not assumed.
Tested backups for continuity
Immutable, restore-tested backups so an encryption event over a weekend doesn't become a care-continuity emergency.
HIPAA + insurance evidence
Audit logs, MFA coverage, encryption confirmation, training records, and an incident-response plan packaged for OCR review and cyber underwriting.
Fit
Who this is for
- Assisted-living and memory-care operators
- Home-health and hospice agencies
- Senior-care groups consolidating multiple locations
- Operators renewing cyber insurance with a PHI record count to report
Further reading
Go deeper on Senior Care & Home Health
CISSP-led guides on the threats, compliance, and controls that apply to senior care & home health— the detail behind the program above.
HIPAA Cybersecurity for Senior Care & Assisted Living: What's Required in 2026
Skilled nursing and home health are HIPAA covered entities; assisted living often handles PHI too. What senior-care operators must protect, the proposed Security Rule changes, and the controls that keep residents and revenue safe.
Read the guideFAQ
Senior Care & Home Health: common security questions
Is a senior-care or assisted-living community covered by HIPAA?
Often yes. Skilled nursing, home health, and hospice providers are HIPAA covered entities. Assisted living and independent living handle protected health information and routinely sign business-associate agreements with the covered entities they coordinate care with — so the safeguarding obligation reaches them either way.
What's the biggest cyber risk in senior care?
Ransomware that locks the EHR or medication records — a patient-safety event, not just an IT problem, which raises the pressure to pay. Valuable health data plus lean IT is exactly what attackers look for. Detection on every endpoint and the EHR, plus tested backups, is the core defense.
How much does managed cybersecurity cost for a senior-care provider?
Managed coverage starts at $15 per device per month (Foundation, no minimum). The Protected and Complete tiers — adding identity protection, security awareness training, and SIEM — are billed per seat for teams of five or more. The one-time Cyber Insurance Readiness Sprint is a fixed fee from $1,500 (three tiers up to $3,500).
How fast can you prove HIPAA readiness?
The Cyber Insurance Readiness Sprint runs seven business days and produces the risk analysis and documentation HHS and cyber carriers expect. Managed monitoring can begin onboarding in the same week.
Start with the questionnaire
See where you stand before an underwriter does.
The free 2026 Cyber Insurance Readiness Questionnaire scores you against the controls carriers actually ask about. Then the Readiness Sprint turns your environment into the evidence they accept.