| Home | Program | Individuals | Shift mode | Geofence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Willow House | HCS | 6 | Scheduled | 200 m |
| Cedar Lane | HCS | 5 | Scheduled | 200 m |
| Maple Court | HCBS SL | 4 | Open | 150 m |
| Oak Street | HCS | 6 | Scheduled | 200 m |
| Host: Rivera | HHCC | 1 | Open | Off |
A 12-home HCBS agency does not run like a 3-home agency. Sereniq treats each home as its own configuration: shift mode and windows, capacity, address, geofence radius, Day-Hab blockouts, fire-drill log, life-safety equipment, evacuation contacts.
Host Home homes drop shifts and clock-in and make the MAR grid optional, because Host Home doesn’t work that way and pretending it does breaks the UI.
Per-home assignments drive every read query in the system: isolation enforced at the database layer, with home-scoping above that. A DSP at Maple house cannot read Oak house’s individuals even within the same agency. Code bugs can’t leak across homes; the database refuses.
For Texas IDD agencies, Homes · Multi-Site is not an isolated screen. It touches the individual record, staff permissions, home assignments, supervisor review, and the evidence packet you may need during an HHSC look-back. Sereniq keeps those pieces in one workflow so the record reads cleanly months after the shift is over.
In scope here: homes · multi-site management. In practice, that means the product has to work for the DSP on a phone, the supervisor approving work, the nurse or program lead checking exceptions, and the administrator who needs a defensible export without rebuilding the story from paper binders.
The core controls are specific: Per-home shift mode (Scheduled or Open or mixed), Per-home Day-Hab blockouts, Host Home homes: no shifts or clock-in, MAR optional. Those details are what turn daily documentation into evidence that can support HCS Residential Support, HCBS Supervised Living, and Host Home / Companion Care operations.
Yes. Sereniq includes Homes · Multi-Site as part of its daily operations workflow for Texas HCS Residential Support, HCBS Supervised Living, and Host Home / Companion Care providers. A 12-home HCBS agency does not run like a 3-home agency. Sereniq treats each home as its own configuration: shift mode and windows, capacity, address, geofence radius, Day-Hab blockouts, fire-drill log, life-safety equipment, evacuation contacts.
The workflow keeps evidence close to the original shift, individual, home, staff member, and approval trail. The pieces that matter most are: Per-home shift mode (Scheduled or Open or mixed); Per-home Day-Hab blockouts; Host Home homes: no shifts or clock-in, MAR optional.
Sereniq is built around Texas IDD operations instead of a generic form builder. TaskMaster Pro (now Statewise): Public materials do not describe per-home shift modes.
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