PiP Villages Revised Six-Month Pilot, Guarantee and Responsibilities
SNZ Internal Research
Publisher: Seniors New Zealand
Sector evidence
Sector body
10 August 2026
Next review not yet scheduled
New Zealand
Medium confidence
published
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Short Answer
Revised PSC commercial framework: a six-month PiP pilot, 50/50 onboarding split, $6 per resident monthly group rate, first-90-day subscription money-back guarantee, non-refundable delivered onboarding, group-versus-individual pricing rationale, reciprocal responsibilities and...
Key Points
- •PiP proposes to absorb 50% of the original onboarding cost while PSC contributes the remaining 50% for village-specific implementation and materials.
- •PSC pays $6 per agreed resident per month and may recover all first-90-day subscription fees if it participates in the agreed rollout and decides PiP is not suitable; onboarding remains non-refundable.
- •The $6 pilot rate is $11 below the approximate $17 individual subscription, or about a 65% discount; the actual Kōwhainui resident denominator must still be confirmed.
- •The six-month offer, prices, guarantee, participation duties and post-pilot funding routes remain proposed terms rather than an executed agreement.
- •Privacy, security, accessibility, continuity, export, deletion, liability and payment language still require signed schedules and New Zealand legal review.
Full Summary & Notes
Revised PSC commercial framework: a six-month PiP pilot, 50/50 onboarding split, $6 per resident monthly group rate, first-90-day subscription money-back guarantee, non-refundable delivered onboarding, group-versus-individual pricing rationale, reciprocal responsibilities and contract issues requiring legal and commercial confirmation.
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