AWS Cloud Hosting for Aged Care Providers

Aged care AWS challenges we solve

Moving clinical systems to the cloud without disrupting care

A staged migration of your care management platform to AWS, tested before each cutover, with secure remote access for clinicians and data kept in Australian regions.

See how clinical systems move safely

Shared nurse station PCs that are slow and hard to secure

AWS WorkSpaces gives staff a secure cloud desktop on any approved device, with clinical systems, patching and data held centrally in Australia. New starters are set up quickly, and access ends the moment a leaver's account is disabled.

Explore secure virtual desktops

Can you show your board that resident data stays in Australia?

We build AWS environments in Australian regions, prevent unintended cross-border data flows and document the controls, so your board, auditors and families can see where resident information lives and who can reach it.

Check your data residency position

Ageing servers in every facility comms room

A phased AWS migration moves file services, applications and backups off site, so each facility keeps only the switches, Wi-Fi and firewalls it needs and you stop funding server replacement cycles.

See what can leave site

What happens to care when your systems go down?

Cloud hosting on AWS, with FLEX mode keeping key local systems running through a connectivity drop, keeps clinical systems, medication records and family communications available. Recovery plans are tested and documented for your board and auditors.

Plan for outages and disasters

What moves to AWS and what stays at the facility

Moving to AWS does not empty the comms room. We assess each workload and move the ones where the cloud lowers risk or cost, and keep on site only what has to be there.

Workload	Usual approach	Why	Detail
Care management and clinical systems	Move to AWS in stages	One secured copy for every facility, with remote access for clinicians and no server to replace at each site	Migrating clinical systems
File shares and line-of-business applications	Move to AWS	Removes ageing on-site servers and their power, cooling and replacement costs	Reducing on-site server hardware
Backups and disaster recovery	Move to AWS	Copies held away from the facility, with recovery you can test and document	Business continuity and disaster recovery
Staff and nurse station desktops	AWS WorkSpaces where it suits	Data stays in the cloud, not on shared PCs, and new starters are set up quickly	Secure virtual desktops
Switches, Wi-Fi and firewalls	Stay on site	Each facility still needs secure, reliable connectivity to reach cloud services	Multi-site aged care Wi-Fi case study
Nurse call, door access and building systems	Usually stay on site	These depend on local hardware; we plan around them rather than force them into the cloud	Coordinating vendors and infrastructure

Is AWS suitable for aged care clinical systems?

Yes, when your care management vendor supports it. Many clinical platforms run well on AWS in Australian regions. We confirm support with the vendor before planning a move, and keep anything unsupported on site until it can move safely.

Where is resident data stored on AWS?

We build aged care environments in the AWS Sydney and Melbourne regions, so data and its backups stay in Australia. We document the settings that enforce this so you can show your board and auditors.

What happens if a facility loses internet?

Facility network gear stays on site, and session configurations let key local systems keep working through a short connectivity drop. For longer outages we plan backup links and documented manual procedures as part of your emergency and disaster plan.

Does moving to AWS remove all on-site equipment?

No. Switches, Wi-Fi, firewalls and building systems such as nurse call stay at the facility. What goes is the ageing server hardware and the cost of replacing it.

How long does an aged care AWS migration take?

It depends on the number of facilities and systems. We migrate in stages, one workload at a time, so each step is tested before the next starts and care is not disrupted. You get a timeline after the assessment.