Senior Living Camera Laws: Privacy & protection aren’t a trade-off with the right technology, OURS!

Sometimes laws need to catch up to what seems like common sense, until you consider privacy. At least eight states now have laws requiring assisted living communities to accommodate resident and family requests to install in-room cameras, and Arizona and Ohio are actively considering joining them.

The instinct is understandable. Families want assurance, but seniors want modesty and dignity, and regulators want accountability.

At Aquinas, we don’t want or need cameras. After all, this is 2026. We understand why families seek peace of mind, and we also understand the privacy concerns cameras create.

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Our solution addresses both.

Our partner Teton uses AI-powered computer vision sensors—not cameras—to monitor in-room resident safety 24/7, detecting changes in movement, sleeping patterns, and behavior before they become emergencies. No video is stored, making the technology fully HIPAA compliant.

It’s a proactive tool that has demonstrated a 75% reduction in falls, and tomorrow, we’re hosting a complimentary webinar on this very technology.

Register below. Even if you cannot make it, we’ll send the replay.

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