- Restricted areas
- Duress and alarms
- Compliance
Built for sites that never close
Hospitals, medical centres, day surgeries and aged care facilities run 24/7, with staff, patients, visitors and contractors all sharing the same buildings. Security has to protect people and restricted areas without slowing down care.
- Restricted areas. Access control on pharmacies, medication rooms, records, theatres and plant rooms, with access levels by role and shift and a full audit trail.
- Duress and staff safety. Fixed and portable duress buttons at reception, nurses' stations and consult rooms, tied into the alarm system and monitoring so help is sent to the right place.
- Controlled entries after hours. Video intercoms at after-hours entries and secure wards, answered by staff on a desk station or handset.
- CCTV with care. Cameras on entries, car parks and corridors, positioned to respect patient privacy and set up in line with the Privacy Act.
- Integration with fire and building systems. Doors that release correctly on a fire alarm, coordinated with your fire engineer and electrician. See systems integration.
Maintained so it keeps working
In healthcare a failed door or a flat backup battery is more than an inconvenience. Preventative maintenance with priority callouts, plus remote support, keeps the system running, and our as-built records mean anyone who works on it knows exactly what is installed.
Talk to us about your facility
Book a free 15-minute consultation and we will talk through your site, your risks and your compliance requirements.
Common questions
Can you work around patients and clinical areas?
Yes. We agree work areas, times and infection-control or site rules with your facilities team before we start, and stage work so wards and clinics keep running.
Can duress alarms go to a monitoring centre?
Yes. Duress points can report to your own staff, a professional monitoring centre, or both, with a response plan that says who goes where for each alarm.