Connect from Home with a SozoRock® Tablet
For residents who can't easily visit a library or community hub, we deliver a pre-configured tablet with cellular connectivity and dedicated navigator support.
Early Access — Pilot Phase. The Home-Based Hub is currently in pilot. Tablets are available to a limited number of qualified residents. Eligibility requirements and program terms apply.
Everything You Need to Connect
The SozoRock® Tablet comes ready to use — no technical knowledge required.
SozoRock® Tablet
Pre-configured Android tablet with large display, simplified interface, and health navigation apps installed.
Built-in Cellular
Includes cellular data connectivity — no WiFi or internet service required. Works anywhere with cell coverage.
Telehealth Ready
Connect to your healthcare provider's telehealth platform with one tap. We help you set up and test the connection.
Navigator Support
A dedicated Health Navigator is available by phone to help you use the tablet and access services.
Eligibility Criteria
The Home-Based Hub is designed for residents who face significant barriers to visiting in-person hubs. Eligibility is assessed individually.
Meeting one or more criteria does not guarantee eligibility. Final determination is made during the phone consultation.
Four Steps to Connect from Home
Register Interest
Register on our portal and select "Home-Based Hub." Answer a few questions about your situation.
Phone Consultation
A Health Navigator calls to understand your needs and assess eligibility. Takes about 10 minutes.
Tablet Delivery
If eligible, we deliver a pre-configured SozoRock® Tablet to your home with a simple setup guide.
Guided Setup
Your navigator walks you through the tablet by phone. You're ready to connect in about 15 minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Home-Based Hub is a pilot program. Eligible residents may receive access to a pre-configured SozoRock® Tablet for health navigation. The tablet remains the property of The SozoRock Foundation and must be returned per program terms. Eligibility requirements and program availability apply. Contact a Health Navigator for details.
No. The tablet includes built-in cellular connectivity — it works like a phone and connects to the internet via cell towers. As long as you have basic cell phone coverage at your location, the tablet will work.
Tablet loan periods are determined based on program availability and individual eligibility. We conduct periodic check-ins to ensure the program continues to meet your needs. Terms may vary as the program evolves.
Your Health Navigator is available by phone during business hours to help with any questions. We also provide a printed quick-start guide with large text and clear instructions.
The tablet is configured specifically for health navigation and telehealth. It includes a web browser for general health information, but is not intended as a general-purpose personal device.
Eligibility is assessed on a case-by-case basis during the phone consultation. Generally, residents who face significant barriers to visiting a Library or Community Hub may qualify — including those with mobility limitations, lack of transportation, or homebound status. Availability is limited, and the Foundation reserves the right to determine eligibility criteria.
None. The tablet does not store any medical records, diagnoses, or health information. All telehealth visits happen through your provider's platform. We never see or store your medical data.
Contact your Health Navigator. Replacement or repair is evaluated on a case-by-case basis and is subject to program terms and availability. Residents are responsible for reasonable care of the tablet.