Our Assisted living solutions help you provide the highest quality of care—trust Marshall Industries with your audio visual equipment for assisted living centers.
Creating a sense of community is important for both newer and long-term residents. Help residents embrace the new concept of “home” by providing reliable communication avenues and creating an enjoyable and relaxing atmosphere. Understanding that staff is just a button push away, if needed, will give your residents peace of mind and allow them to focus on what’s important – having fun.
Give your staff everything they need to excel in their caregiving careers by providing them with the ability to respond quickly to resident needs, protect private information, and the aptitude to keep their facility and residents safe and secure. Knowing that the systems they rely on are dependable, and backed by a local service team, relieves workflow pressure.
Real-time communication can increase staff response times dramatically, improving resident care and reducing stress for residents and staff. Improve workflow with better information management, such as activity boards, internal staff messaging systems, and system reporting. Reduce miscommunications and repetitive tasks. Cut down on unnecessary steps that take away from real caregiving time.
Quality display and sound for various uses, such as facility background music, watching TV throughout the day, or resident movie nights. Sound masking systems for office, conference, or medical exam areas. These systems will “mask” private conversations so personal information does not fall on the wrong ears.
Scalable systems to fit the size and need of any facility. Easily retrievable security footage for fast response times to incidents. Adjustable storage to meet the needs of each facility.
Assisted living AV systems are the integrated audio and visual technologies that keep residents connected, safe, and engaged. This includes nurse call systems, emergency alert displays, in-room audio and entertainment, digital signage in common areas, and communication systems between staff and residents. When these systems work together, staff members can respond faster, residents feel more at ease, and the entire facility runs more smoothly.
Most assisted living facilities benefit from a combination of systems that work together. Common setups include nurse call and call light systems for resident-to-staff communication, digital signage for activity boards and announcements, in-room entertainment and audio systems, emergency notification displays, and intercoms for common areas and entry points. The right mix depends on your facility’s layout, resident population, and care model. At Marshall Industries, we assess those specifics before recommending anything.
Assisted living AV costs vary based on facility size, the scope of the installation, and the specific systems involved. A single-wing nurse call upgrade looks very different from a full facility buildout with digital signage, intercoms, and entertainment systems throughout. That said, we work within real-world budgets and are upfront about costs from the start. There are no surprise line items three weeks into a project. If you want a clearer picture of what your facility might need, we’re glad to walk through it with you.
Yes. AV installation for assisted living systems is one of our core areas of focus within healthcare. Our team handles the full process: system design, equipment sourcing, installation, testing, and staff orientation once everything is live. We’ve been doing this work for over 50 years, and our team holds AVIXA CTS certification along with HIPAA compliance training, so healthcare-specific requirements aren’t an afterthought
The timeline depends on the size of the project and whether we’re working in an active facility. We plan installations carefully to minimize disruption to residents and staff, often phasing the work so your daily operations can continue without interruption. A smaller system upgrade might wrap up in a few days, whereas a larger, multi-system installation could take several weeks. We’ll give you a clear project timeline before any work begins.
Upgrades are often the right call, and we prefer to start with what you have before recommending something new. Older nurse call systems, intercoms, or display systems can usually be integrated with newer technology rather than ripped out entirely. We’ll evaluate your current setup and tell you where an upgrade makes sense and where it doesn’t. Our primary goal is to give you a system that works for your residents, your staff members, and your budget.
Yes. Marshall Industries designs and installs AV systems that meet ADA accessibility standards and HIPAA requirements for secure communication. In assisted living environments, nurse call and communication systems protect resident privacy while keeping staff informed.
We’ve been working in healthcare environments long enough to understand what’s actually at stake in these facilities. Residents and staff alike depend heavily on these systems every day, which means no one can afford a nurse call that goes dark or a communication system that drops signals. Our team brings deep technical experience, AVIXA certification, and a track record across assisted living and healthcare facilities throughout Utah, Idaho, and the broader Mountain West. We also stay involved after installation because a system that works on day one should still work on day one thousand. If you’re ready to talk through what your facility needs, we’re here for that conversation.
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We have specialists in assisted living systems who would love to learn more about your project’s unique needs and how we can help.
