Acute Care Call System

HOSPITAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT FOR DISASTER PLANNING & PREPAREDNESS

The current state of the world has made in increasingly difficult for nurses and medical staff to sufficiently attend to all their patients, as many don’t have access to all the resources they need. The COVID-19 pandemic is seen to be a turning point in the medical field and will forever change how hospitals and clinics prepare for emergency situations. With Systems Technologies’ advanced acute care call system, nurses can customize a reliable solution that’s made with their patients in mind.

Is your hospital prepared for emergency overflow during a pandemic or natural disaster? Ensure that your staff and patients are in touch and consider an acute care call system that can be easily installed, moved, and stored for the next time it’s needed. This wireless nurse call solution is quick, easy, inexpensive, and it can be shipped with a wireless master for quick and easy deployment or used as a complete UL1069 nurse call system replacement to increase flexibility and reduce cost. More applications and features of this state-of-the-art medical care call system include:

• On or off-site medical offices including infusion and dialysis clinics
• Temporary nurse call during system replacement or system down time
• Distress alarm for staff safety
• Emergency nurse call for your disaster plan
• Swing rooms to another nursing station without the expense of re-wiring
• Long term care units
• Wireless ventilator, IV pump or other equipment alarm notification
• Patient or asset elopement

Consider a Vision product solution. Vision Link is available ETL listed to UL1069 Edition 7 and manufactured in the USA to guarantee quality and reliability. Our 900MHz spread spectrum wireless technology can be used throughout the hospital and will not interfere with wireless networks, telemetry, pacemakers or other equipment already in place. Talk to one of our friendly product specialists today for more information on using an acute care call system in your hospital.