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Clinical Communication & Hospital Paging

The right message. The right person. In seconds.

ADA Technologies is the authorised Irish partner for Multitone — for more than 90 years the name hospitals worldwide have trusted for critical communication.

We design, install, commission and support complete Multitone communication systems for hospitals across Ireland, helping clinical teams respond faster and improve patient care.

Intelligent escalation, automated workflows and seamless integration with nurse call and building systems keep hospitals operating safely around the clock.

0+ yrs

Multitone in critical healthcare communication

/ Capabilities

If nobody answers.

A clinical message system is judged on what it does when the first recipient does not respond. Multitone escalates — automatically, and with proof of delivery at every step.

  1. T+0s

    Hospital Paging Systems

    Including a full pager repair service.

  2. T+8s

    Cardiac Arrest (Code Blue)

    The fastest path from alarm to crash team.

  3. T+20s

    Major Incident Messaging

    Mass notification with confirmed receipt.

  4. T+45s

    Nurse Call Integration

    One escalation chain, not two systems.

  5. T+90s

    Theatre & Critical Care

    Communications built for sterile environments.

  6. T+3m

    Secure Messaging & Escalation

    Auditable workflows, end to end.

One turnkey service.

  1. 01System design & consultancy
  2. 02Installation & commissioning
  3. 03Integration with hospital systems
  4. 04Preventative maintenance & support
  5. 05System upgrades & expansion
  6. 06Training & ongoing support

Over 35 years delivering technology to the Irish healthcare sector — local expertise, world-leading communication technology.

What that delivers.

  • 01Escalation that never drops a message
  • 02Integration with existing hospital systems
  • 03Resilient when the network is not
  • 04Pager repair service included

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