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Health communities built on platforms we don't control are one policy change away from losing the people who depend on them.
One more early-morning thought on UNA, since it's what this whole network runs on. What I like most is how modular it is. Events, discussions, channels, groups: you switch on the pieces your community needs and leave the rest off, and nothing feels bolted on.
The built-in options for paid memberships and the room for customisation matter more than people expect, too. A community that can cover its own hosting bill tends to stick around. More on the modules at unacms.com.
A visiting therapy dog made our practice calmer for patients and staff, and taught us a few practical lessons along the way.
I've also shared this with the moderators of Caregivers Connect. We'll go through the privacy part together at our next check-in and write down who can see what in each space.
Reading this from the dev side, the bit about rented identities hits hardest. Half my client work is sync jobs that copy members out of some SaaS tool they never really owned. With headless UNA the profiles, roles and permissions live in one place, and the Next.js front end just asks for them. Fewer 2am pages for me, too.