Coverage planning
Map entrances, exits, circulation areas, restricted rooms, loading points, and exterior approaches against documented objectives.
Commercial camera infrastructure for entrances, exits, common areas, restricted spaces, parking areas, and incident review—standardized across senior-living portfolios.
Built for Senior-living owners, facilities and security leaders, risk teams, developers, and physical-security integrators.
The business outcome
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.
Field scope
Map entrances, exits, circulation areas, restricted rooms, loading points, and exterior approaches against documented objectives.
Install approved cameras, mounts, structured cabling, PoE switching, cabinets, UPS connections, and recording-system infrastructure.
Coordinate supported event bookmarks or workflows with access control, wander management, and other authorized platforms.
Record camera names, locations, fields of view, network assignments, serials, retention assumptions, and acceptance status.
Delivery model
Define operational objectives, prohibited views, resident privacy considerations, lighting, mounting, and retention needs.
Approve representative views and naming conventions before repeating them across similar communities.
Install, aim, focus, label, and document cameras and supporting infrastructure in scheduled waves.
Review live and recorded views, event retrieval, storage assumptions, and outstanding exceptions with authorized stakeholders.
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.
SRS provides commercial camera surveys, cabling, mounting, PoE and recording infrastructure, camera installation, aiming, supported integration coordination, acceptance testing, and portfolio-wide documentation.
SRS Networks coordinates nationwide field execution through our National Partner Alliance. Alliance Partner technicians are W-2 employees of their respective companies and work under one SRS program scope, reporting standard, and closeout process.
Alliance Partners are reviewed for relevant technical experience, active licensing where required, insurance, geographic coverage, professionalism, and ability to follow program-specific installation and documentation standards. Project qualifications are confirmed again before dispatch.
Programs can extend across the 48 contiguous states, Alaska, and Hawaii, with one SRS project team coordinating site readiness, scheduling, documentation, and escalation. SRS has delivered 900+ multi-site programs across 10,000+ locations since 1996.
Applicable requirements vary by facility type, resident acuity, state regulation, adopted code, product listing, and the local authority having jurisdiction. SRS confirms project-specific licensing and manufacturer requirements before scope is finalized.
Yes. SRS can execute the field infrastructure and installation scope while the operator's authorized manufacturer, software provider, monitoring company, or systems integrator retains its platform responsibilities.
The closeout package is defined before mobilization and can include device inventories, labeled photos, cable test results, floor-plan markups, serial numbers, punch status, acceptance records, and site-specific exceptions.
Send the community list, existing system information, desired outcomes, target schedule, and any available drawings to partners@srsnetworks.com. SRS will identify discovery requirements and propose a pilot or rollout plan.
Local planning pages connect each market to the national nurse call, emergency call, wander management, surveillance, and lifecycle field-service scope.
Send the community list, installed platforms, target schedule, and desired service scope. We’ll identify the discovery and pilot requirements.
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