SRS Networks

Portfolio Modernization

Senior Living Technology Refresh Programs

Replace aging technology through portfolio discovery, reference designs, staged equipment, controlled site waves, and documented acceptance.

Built for Senior-living owners and operators modernizing multiple communities, systems, or acquired portfolios.

1996
Delivering since
900+
Multi-site programs
10,000+
Locations deployed
6
Operating offices
Alliance Partner field technician validating resident-safety infrastructure for Senior Living Technology Refresh Programs
Resident-safety field work coordinated around occupied senior-living environments, caregiver workflows, and documented acceptance requirements.
SRS Networks is a nationwide enterprise infrastructure deployment company headquartered in South San Francisco, California. We coordinate senior-living field programs through our National Partner Alliance vetting process, using Alliance Partner technicians who are W-2 employees of their respective companies.

The business outcome

One accountable program across every community

Senior-living technology crosses resident rooms, care workflows, facilities, IT, security, platform vendors, and local trades. SRS turns those handoffs into a controlled field-delivery program.

Obsolescence prioritized by operational risk and condition
Refresh standards proven before portfolio release
Hardware arrives labeled and ready for the assigned site
Old and new asset records reconciled at closeout

Field scope

What the program can include

Current-state assessment

Inventory resident-safety, security, network, WiFi, rack, power, pathway, and device conditions relevant to the approved refresh.

Reference architecture

Coordinate approved models, mounting, connectivity, labeling, configuration ownership, test evidence, and exception rules.

Staged deployment

Kit and label equipment by site or room, coordinate access, install in waves, and control dependencies and punch items.

Migration records

Capture removed and installed assets, serials, locations, test status, retained infrastructure, disposal assignments, and exceptions.

Delivery model

From discovery to documented handoff

01

Prioritize

Rank communities and assets by support status, failure history, operational impact, condition, and project readiness.

02

Prove

Use a representative pilot to validate the design, migration sequence, field instructions, and acceptance evidence.

03

Scale

Deploy ready communities in measured waves through the National Partner Alliance and dual-coast staging model.

04

Reconcile

Close site punch, update asset records, and roll unresolved systemic findings into the next program decision.

Scope boundaries stated before dispatch

  • Configuration ownership is assigned before equipment ships
  • Disposal and data handling require written scope
  • Resident-impact procedures are approved by the operator
  • Refresh recommendations do not claim regulatory compliance by themselves

Nationwide execution

SRS Networks serves the 48 contiguous states, Alaska, and Hawaii. One SRS project team coordinates readiness, scheduling, qualified Alliance Partner field resources, documentation, and escalation across the program.

Frequently asked questions

SRS coordinates portfolio assessments, reference designs, site validation, equipment staging, installation, migration support, asset reconciliation, acceptance documentation, and refresh reporting across approved senior-living technologies.

Build the standard at one community. Scale it nationwide.

Send the community list, installed platforms, target schedule, and desired service scope. We’ll identify the discovery and pilot requirements.

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