For CCRCs, life plan communities, assisted living & memory care
ResiGuard-Security gives in-house officers a phone-first way to run rounds, log visitors and file incidents — and gives directors and regional leaders the proof and oversight that paper logs never provided.
24/7
Day, evening, overnight, weekend and holiday shifts
5
Role levels from officer to platform owner
4
Care settings covered: IL, AL, memory care, skilled nursing
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Records visible outside the community they belong to
One system for the round, the gate, the incident, the handover and the report that follows.
Checkpoint-by-checkpoint rounds with scan confirmation, photos and exception flags replace paper logs.
Arrivals, departures, plates, parking passes, watchlists and after-hours flags in one record.
Severity, notifications made, supervisor review and follow-up tasks that don't get lost.
Passdown notes and shift reports move information cleanly from one crew to the next.
Units, buildings, care levels and emergency contacts on hand when seconds matter — with spreadsheet import.
Bookings with clash checks, a week calendar and check-in and check-out at the desk.
Reusable templates, audience groups with a live reach count, and a full send history.
Route completion trends, incident heatmaps, location hotspots and compliance exports on demand.
Staff join by invitation with a role and a community scope. Isolation is enforced in the database.
Buildings, patrol routes, checkpoints and checklist templates are set up with your security director — not guessed from a template.
Officers, directors and regional leaders join by invitation with a role and a community scope. No self-signup, ever.
Officers work from a phone: rounds, gate entries, incidents and passdown, all in a few taps per record.
Directors review incidents, leaders watch completion trends across communities, and exports go out when asked.
The part that changed our reviews was the scan confirmation. We stopped debating whether a round happened and started talking about what the officer found.
Passdown used to live in a notebook at the desk. Now the incoming officer has to acknowledge it, and the open items actually get picked up.
I oversee several communities. Being able to open one view and see completion, exceptions and high-priority incidents saved my Monday mornings.
Bring your security director and one officer. We'll walk a round, file an incident and pull a compliance export in under an hour.