TECHNOLOGY
Hospital Systems
In the healthcare industry, providing the highest quality of care is always most important. Technology in healthcare facilities plays a big role in that endeavor. Marshall Industries’ partnership with some of the top manufacturers in the industry allows us to provide systems that simplify a healthcare provider’s job, allowing them to better care for their patients.
In the early ’80s, Marshall Industries became a distributor for Rauland-Borg, the country’s top-selling brand of nurse call equipment. As a result of many years in this partnership, we have significant experience when it comes to understanding the needs of healthcare providers and what it takes to accomplish such understanding.
Hospital Systems
Nurse Call, Communication, and Security Systems
We provide a wide variety of communication systems in hospitals and medical centers. Nurse call systems are the core communication system between nurses and patients. Modern nurse call systems also integrate with electronic medical records, locating systems, wireless phones, and workflow solutions. Security systems, including access control systems and camera systems, help you know who is where, and when, in your facility, providing a more secure environment. Public address systems provide mass notification during times of high alert to both visitors and staff. Infant security systems help protect newborns from the possibility of abduction, helping to give your patients peace of mind.
Hospital Systems
Keeping Staff and Patients Informed
Real-time locating systems allow you to locate staff and track equipment throughout the facility, helping to eliminate unnecessary equipment rental or purchase. High-definition television systems that include the ability to offer in-house information channels, training channels, digital signage, channel directories, and full nurse call integration allow television control from the patient bed. We can integrate with satellite and cable providers, giving the customer the ability to choose the content they want and avoid the content they don’t. Showing a general information channel can offer information to patients and family members like cafeteria and gift shop information, how to use in room systems, or even how to contact staff for assistance.
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We have specialists in hospital systems who would love to learn more about your project’s unique needs and how we can help.