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OCRS platform overview

What the Occupancy & Capacity Reporting System does, who uses it, and where the boundary of the hosted service sits.

Document version
1.0
Last updated
2026-09-08
Document owner
OWNER INPUT REQUIRED — DOCUMENT GOVERNANCE
Applies to
OCRS 2.4.0 (multi-tenant hosted edition)
Status
Approved
Audience
Facilities, Provider organizations, State agencies, Counties, Health systems, Procurement teams, Technical evaluators
Evidence source
Running application · src/lib/branding.ts

What OCRS is

OCRS is a commercial, multi-tenant hosted application in which licensed residential providers record their licensed beds and their census, and an authorized oversight recipient reads current occupancy and available capacity across the facilities participating in its jurisdiction. OCRS is not a government system, is not operated by a government agency, and carries no government designation, endorsement or accreditation.

  • Facility staff record bed configuration and submit the census.
  • Provider and organization administrators oversee their own facilities and users.
  • Authorized jurisdiction recipients read aggregated occupancy and capacity reporting.
  • Evaluators use this documentation set to answer architecture and implementation questions without a sales meeting.

Service boundary

  • In scope: bed configuration, census submission, validation, reporting history, occupancy and capacity reporting, extract generation and delivery to configured recipients, user and role administration, audit records.
  • Out of scope: clinical records, treatment documentation, billing of care, eligibility determination, referral brokering and any clinical decision support.
  • OCRS is not an electronic health record and is not a system of record for clinical care.

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