B — Regis Evidence Base
Regis Operating Environment
Regis has publicly described a care ecosystem involving a large number of distinct participants, each with a different lawful basis and practical need for resident information.
Participants in the information ecosystem
Within Regis
Residential aged-care homesResidentsRegistered nursesEnrolled nursesPersonal-care workersService managersHome-care clientsCare partnersVolunteersContractors
External clinical
PharmacistsGeneral practitionersAllied-health providersHospitalsAmbulance servicesAssociated providersTechnology providers
Personal and statutory
Family membersSupportersGuardiansAttorneysGovernment agencies
Regis' privacy policy confirms that information may be obtained from and disclosed to care recipients, health practitioners, other health providers or facilities, associated providers, family members, supporters, attorneys, ambulance services, hospitals and government organisations. Privacy and governance source
Care settings where information is requested
Resident admission
Room or bedside care
Medication round
Dining room
Physiotherapy
Lifestyle activity
Transfer to hospital
Return from hospital
Temporary respite
Home-care visit
Emergency event
Unexplained absence
Cross-home transfer
Positioning statement
Each participant may have a legitimate need for some information, but not necessarily the entire resident record. That is the precise operational problem addressed by CareBand's context-specific, attribute-level disclosure architecture.
Sources referenced on this page
Privacy and governance source
Regis Privacy PolicyRegis Healthcare · Current public version
Care-service source
Regis Home CareRegis Healthcare · Current public page
Official Regis source
Regis Community and Incident ManagementRegis Healthcare · Current public page
Investor disclosure
H1 FY26 Investor PresentationRegis Healthcare Limited · February 2026