Founders Cohort — 25 spots total. Founding price of $3,450 locks in for life. Price increases to $4,950 after September 30, 2026. Reserve your spot →
SourcePath tells skilled nursing facilities exactly what a Life Safety Code surveyor will find — before they arrive. Predict findings. Prioritize remediation. Protect your facility.
Founders Cohort pricing from $3,450 — 25 spots, September 30 deadline.
Stop guessing. Start knowing.
A CMS surveyor's knowledge and expertise at your fingertips — built by the people who conducted the surveys.
Most facilities don't fail surveys because they're unsafe. They fail because the regulatory logic is opaque, inconsistently applied, and almost impossible to track without insider knowledge. SourcePath provides that insider knowledge.
K353: Sprinkler System — Installation. The single most cited Life Safety Code deficiency in skilled nursing facilities nationwide.
Behind every fire door, sprinkler head, smoke barrier, and alarm panel is a resident who depends on that building to function exactly as designed.
You already know that. The weight of that responsibility doesn't go away between surveys. SourcePath exists so you don't have to carry it with nothing but a binder and a prayer.
One citation can cost $10,000–$100,000. Immediate Jeopardy findings can cost your facility its certification. The question isn't whether you can afford SourcePath — it's whether you can afford not to know.
Not a checklist. Not general AI. A regulatory intelligence platform built on the actual logic surveyors use — created by the people who enforced the regulations. Predict findings. Prioritize remediation. Protect your facility.
See what a surveyor will see before they see it. Identifies survey readiness gaps with traceable logic for every finding.
Generates prioritized remediation roadmaps tied to capital planning cycles and risk severity. Know what to fix first.
Continuous regulatory intelligence as regulations evolve and your building changes. Capital protection through foresight.
Building Regulatory Understanding & Compliance Engine
BRUCE is the interface to the Regulatory Brain™. The Life Safety Code surveyor you can ask questions to, any time. Ask in plain English. Get answers grounded in traceable regulatory logic — not guesswork.
BRUCE brings the perspective of the regulator: the person from CMS who has all the knowledge of how they would look at your facility. Every answer traces to a specific NFPA code or CMS requirement. No one else approaches survey readiness from this angle.
First and foremost, for the boots on the ground. We take the burden off their shoulders.
Nursing home administrators, skilled nursing operators, directors of facilities, and every team member responsible for survey readiness. Whether you're newly hired or have 30 years of building knowledge — SourcePath gives you the surveyor's perspective.
Learn moreKnow the regulatory risk before you close. Due diligence intelligence that protects your investment and reveals what traditional assessments miss.
Learn moreYour clients trust you to know the code. BRUCE gives your team an always-available regulatory co-pilot for design reviews, code interpretation, and life safety plan analysis.
Learn moreUpload floor plans, fire system documentation, inspection history, and building data. We ingest it all.
The Regulatory Brain maps your building against the complete NFPA 101 code path and CMS requirements with traceable reasoning.
Walk into your next survey knowing exactly what the surveyor will find. Prioritized findings, remediation roadmap, continuous monitoring.
You were handed a building. Maybe several. Each one carries decades of construction history, renovations, and inherited assumptions. Layered on top: the Life Safety Code, NFPA standards, CMS requirements, K-tags, and a regulatory framework that shifts beneath your feet.
You are expected to know all of it. Defend all of it during a survey. And do this while managing staff, budgets, census, and the daily reality of keeping a skilled nursing facility running.
No one gave you a Life Safety Code surveyor to sit beside you.
That gap between what you're responsible for and what you have access to is where citations live, where fines accumulate, and where Immediate Jeopardy findings come from.
SourcePath was co-founded by Michael Mireau and Dan Hatch — two architects with deep regulatory domain expertise who have spent their careers on both sides of the survey process.
Michael is a licensed architect (MN), NFPA Fire Inspector I certified, and former Principal Architect at the Minnesota Department of Health, where he supervised physical environment oversight of over 2,070 licensed facilities across the senior living continuum. He knows what surveyors look for because he trained them. He knows what triggers findings because he wrote the policies.
Dan brings the same depth of regulatory and architectural expertise — together, they built SourcePath to put that knowledge in your hands. Not two weeks before survey. Every day.
Regulatory intelligence built for skilled nursing facilities. Simple, transparent pricing.
One citation can cost $10,000–$100,000. A single SourcePath assessment costs $3,450. The math is straightforward.
Ongoing regulatory intelligence for your facility.
Regional operators, REITs, and enterprise.
The Founders Cohort is a limited group of skilled nursing facilities who will shape SourcePath from the ground up — and lock in founding pricing for life.
$3,450 per assessment — guaranteed. When pricing increases to $4,950 after September 30, your rate never changes.
Work directly with Michael and Dan. Your questions, your building, your survey history — answered by the people who built the platform.
Founders Cohort members shape the roadmap. Your facility's real-world needs drive what gets built next.
No payment required. We'll confirm your spot and reach out within 24 hours.
By submitting, you're reserving a spot — not making a payment. A member of the SourcePath team will contact you within 24 hours to confirm your place in the Founders Cohort.
25 founding spots. $3,450 locked for life. September 30 deadline.
See exactly what a surveyor would find in your facility — before they arrive.