We are leaders in providing Irish hospitals with economical, state-of-the-art security for patients, staff, equipment and medicines, with a diverse range of RFID healthcare solutions.
Wristband tag, receivers and the live floor plan of a networked patient-wander system.
What we install
Nurse call systems
Fall detection
Patient wander
Staff attack systems
Asset tracking
Perimeter protection
Paging systems
Lone worker protection
Our most popular RFID healthcare solutions are our fully networked patient-wander systems. They allow real-time visibility of patients, and the same network also supports asset tracking and staff duress alarms, and can integrate with the nurse call infrastructure.
Our latest RFID healthcare solutions keep track of people, assets and inventory, and can even monitor and instantly locate expensive pharmaceutical drugs. The tagging hardware and software monitor use-by dates and precisely track sensitive medicines, ensuring there is no wastage — saving an organisation a great deal of money in inventory and staff time.
We offer staff attack systems with their own economical wireless infrastructure, independent of patient-wander systems, as well as integrated systems, depending on the requirements of the individual organisation.
Where these systems are installed
National Rehabilitation HospitalDún Laoghaire, DublinPatient wander
St ColumbanusKillarney, KerryPatient wander
Clonakilty Community HospitalMount Carmel, Clonakilty, CorkPatient wander and smart asset tracking
St Finbarr's HospitalCork (St Claires, St Olivers, St Catherines)Patient wander and staff attack
Teach AltraNewmarket, CorkNurse call and patient wander
Bantry General HospitalBantry, CorkPatient wander
Kinsale Community HospitalKinsale, CorkPatient wander and nurse call
Cois Abhainn Nursing HomeYoughal, CorkNurse call
Tevere Day HospitalLimerickStaff attack
Willowdale Day HospitalLimerickStaff attack
Mount Alvernia HospitalMallow, CorkLone worker
Bandon Community HospitalBandon, CorkPatient wander
Listowel Community HospitalListowel, KerryPatient wander