What a Vault setting is, and where we are.

Vault designs and delivers factory-built residential structures configured for licensed care and supportive housing settings. A Vault building is a permanent structure on a permanent foundation. It is reviewed by the local building and fire authorities, and it is inspected by the licensing agency, exactly as a site-built facility would be.

"Modular" describes how the building is produced, not the standard it is held to. The modules are fabricated in a controlled facility, transported, and set. The applicable building code and the applicable physical-plant requirements are the same ones that apply to any other building of that occupancy in that jurisdiction.

Being clear about this saves everyone time.

• We are not a licensed provider of record for every setting we build. In most cases the operator holds the license, employs the staff, and is accountable for care. We build and, in some engagements, support them operationally.
• We are not a placement agency. We do not solicit or broker clients, and we do not receive payment for referrals.
• We are not a housing-only vendor. A Vault building is designed for a specific licensed use, not delivered as a generic structure to be figured out later.
• We are not yet operating. See the status table below.

Not a referral. Not yet, and it would be inappropriate to ask.

What is useful to us right now is the chance to show you the site and hear where a setting like this would and wouldn't work for the people you serve. If there is a physical-plant feature that consistently causes you to rule a placement out — a bathroom configuration, a doorway, an approach, a sightline — we would rather hear it while the drawings can still change than after we have built forty of them wrong.

If you are willing to look at the Corona site or take a short call, we will not use it as a sales conversation and we will not add you to a mailing list.