Lantern Point exists because recovery and mental health programs deserve an IT partner who already understands the world they operate in — not one learning it for the first time on their account.
Group homes and residential treatment programs run nothing like a typical office. Shift staff, overnight coverage, shared devices, and some of the most sensitive personal information that exists — all under real licensing and privacy obligations. Yet most of these organizations have no in-house IT department, and the IT companies available to them are built and priced for standard 9-to-5 businesses.
Lantern Point was founded to close that gap: a Kelowna-based IT company that treats sector understanding — CCALA licensing, PIPA and FOIPPA privacy law, Interior Health contract expectations — as a starting requirement, not an afterthought.
We believe the technology behind recovery and mental health programs should be as steady and dependable as the care those programs provide, so staff can focus on the people they serve — not IT problems.
Confidentiality isn't a policy for us — it's the reason this business exists.
No jargon-gatekeeping. We explain things clearly to stretched nonprofit staff, always.
24/7 care settings can't tolerate downtime the way a standard office can — and we build accordingly.
We recommend what fits your budget and risk — never enterprise tooling a small home doesn't need.
Based in Kelowna, with service delivery across the Thompson-Okanagan and Kootenay-Boundary regions — on-site work reachable within a day's drive, supplemented by remote support region-wide.
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