Begin with the outcome
Identify the resident or operational problem before comparing feature lists.
Resicoms resources
Explore the product, prepare a resident-centred rollout and answer the questions that matter when assessing a digital platform for a retirement village or community.
Start here
Begin with the question in front of you: what the platform provides, how residents can be supported or how access and private information are protected.
Buyer guide
Download a seven-page introduction covering features, benefits, implementation and fit for retirement communities.
Get the free guideDigital adoption
Use six practical steps to involve residents, reduce friction and provide support before and after launch.
Read the adoption guideSecurity
Understand authentication, roles, permissions, private content delivery and the details agreed for each deployment.
Explore the security approachUnderstand the opportunity
Explore the resident experience, the communication challenge and the features that bring community information and services into one coherent place.
The case for change
Consider the resident, family and operational value of bringing fragmented information together.
Understand the opportunityResident experience
See how residents find news, events, dining, bookings and trusted services across their devices.
Explore the resident viewCommunication
Understand how structured publishing can replace scattered notices, attachments and routine searching.
Review the communication modelProduct detail
Browse the community, service and personal tools that can be configured for each organisation.
See the feature setPlan and evaluate
Use the delivery process, common questions and fictional scenario to explore how Resicoms could fit the people, information and routines in your own community.
Delivery
Follow six stages from discovery and configuration through content preparation, training and supported launch.
Review the implementation pathQuestions
Find direct answers about branding, devices, access, administration, onboarding, support and data.
Check the practical detailUse scenario
Walk through a clearly labelled fictional community example covering communication, participation and administration.
Explore the Willowmere scenarioUse the resources well
Identify the resident or operational problem before comparing feature lists.
Bring residents, community teams and organisational decision-makers into the review early.
Ask how branding, access, data handling, support and rollout would work for the specific community.
Continue the conversation