Solutions

Solutions by care setting.

Nine care settings, each with its own regulators, survey process, and incident taxonomy. Choose yours to see how the record is organized, which frameworks it is crosswalked to, and which modules carry the most weight.

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Nine care settings

Nine care settings. One governance record.

Each care setting answers to its own regulators, survey process, and incident taxonomy. Abastyan keeps the same underlying record for policies, incidents, credentials, vendors, and committee oversight, and configures the crosswalk, statutory clocks, and workflows to the setting you operate in.

One governance record

Same structure in every setting

PoliciesIncidentsCredentialsVendorsCorrective actionsCommittees

01Senior Care: Skilled Nursing & Assisted Living

Skilled nursingAssisted living

Survey readiness across every unit.Explore →02Home Health & Hospice

Home healthHospice

A dispersed workforce, governed as one program.Explore →03Behavioral Health, Mental Health & SUD

Behavioral healthMental healthSUD

Part 2 confidentiality and licensure, governed in one record.Explore →04Accountable Care Organizations

Participant network governance

Multi-entity governance with one risk view.Explore →05Hospitals & Health Systems

HospitalsHealth systems

Policy distribution and version control across 40+ facilities.Explore →06Provider Groups & Medical Practices

Physician and practice groups

HIPAA compliance and BAA lifecycle at a flat rate per site.Explore →07Healthcare Technology Platforms

Platforms serving covered entities

Compliance governance for health technology platforms.Explore →

Not sure which fits?Many organizations span more than one setting.One record covers every setting you operate. We walk through the ones that apply to you.Book a demo →

How configuration works

What changes by care setting, and what stays the same.

Configured to your setting

Regulatory crosswalkThe CoPs, F-tags, state rules, and accreditor standards your policies and evidence are mapped to.

Incident taxonomy and statutory clocksEvent categories, severity scales, and reporting deadlines for the setting.

Credential requirementsWhich licenses, certifications, competencies, and screenings are tracked per role.

Committee structureQAPI, compliance, medical staff, or governing-body bodies as the setting requires.

Survey and inspection workflowInternal assessment templates, plan-of-correction format, and evidence packet layout.

The same in every setting

The recordPolicies, incidents, credentials, agreements, and minutes live in one governance record with a shared audit trail.

OwnershipEvery item has an owner, a due date, and a version.

Evidence linkageRequirements link to the policy, evidence, and owner that address them.

Roles and accessLeast-privilege permissions scoped by facility and entity.

ReportingReadiness, open corrective actions, and credential status roll up to leadership and the board.

Mixed portfolios

Operating in more than one setting?

Many organizations run skilled nursing alongside assisted living, or a hospital alongside a home-health agency. Each facility is configured to its own setting; the organization sees one program.

Per-facility configuration

A skilled nursing building runs the LTC crosswalk; the assisted living community next door runs the state AL rules. Both report to the same entity.

Shared policies, local addenda

System policies inherit down; setting-specific addenda attach where the rules differ.

One board view

Committee packets and readiness reporting aggregate across settings without flattening the differences.

See the features for your setting.

Thirty minutes with a specialist who knows your care setting, walking through sample records built for the regulators you answer to.

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