The Annual Critical Power Thermal Report — the same independent documentation True South delivers for hospitals, scoped to senior living, assisted living, and skilled nursing facilities: generator, transfer switches, panels, distribution. One clean PDF for the survey binder.
Independent FLIR thermal documentation for senior living facilities across Georgia, Florida, Alabama, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
Senior living and skilled nursing facilities live under continuous documentation review — Life Safety surveys, state inspections, and insurance renewals all ask about the condition and maintenance record of emergency power and electrical systems.
Generator run logs answer part of the question. What they don't show is the thermal condition of the transfer switches, the distribution panels, the connections that carry the building's load every day — including the kitchen and laundry systems working around the clock.
And since the 2023 edition, NFPA 70B — the electrical equipment maintenance standard your insurance carrier references — calls for infrared inspection of electrical equipment on at least an annual cycle. What that means for your facility is your compliance team's call. Documenting it cleanly is ours.
Until the record is requested.
True South is the independent documentation layer between service work and survey readiness — built for facilities where the systems protect people who cannot simply evacuate.
A senior living engagement is typically completed in a single site visit — same instrumentation, same report format, same discipline as a full hospital campus.
True South documents visible and accessible conditions at time of visit using radiometric thermal imaging.
This is not electrical testing, engineering assessment, code inspection, repair estimation, certification, commissioning, or corrective-action recommendation.
That boundary is not a limitation. It is the reason the report has value — it stays focused on documented condition without crossing into work your own qualified personnel and licensed contractors are responsible for.
Life Safety surveys and state inspections routinely review emergency power maintenance documentation, and insurance carriers increasingly reference NFPA 70B — which, since its 2023 edition, is a standard calling for infrared inspection of electrical equipment on at least an annual cycle. What applies to your facility is your compliance team's determination. True South provides the independent documentation.
The emergency generator, automatic transfer switches, main distribution, life-safety branch panels, and other electrical infrastructure as scoped — plus the heavy-load systems your facility runs daily, like commercial kitchen and laundry electrical feeds. Every asset gets a page: paired thermal and visual images, NFPA 70B severity classification, and observation notes.
No. True South performs observation-only thermal documentation — no testing, no certification, no diagnosis, no repair recommendation. The deliverable is an independent field record of observed thermal condition. Testing, engineering evaluation, and corrective work remain with your qualified personnel and licensed contractors.
A short scope conversation, a flat project fee quoted before any work begins, and a scheduled site visit — typically completed in a single day. Then the record exists.