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Emergency preparedness: managing perimeter access and intra-facility movement.
Healthcare institutions aren’t immune from violent crime. Effectively securing a building’s perimeter or an individual department may reduce the potential for injury or death.
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Controlling access to protect your assets.
Controlling access to your facility is more important now than ever. Electronic access control is an important first step.
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Simple access control for ambulatory and long-term care.
Whether your facility has 1000 beds or 10, some level of access control is usually required to enhance the security of employees, patients and visitors.
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Managing life safety
Staying up to date on building codes can help ensure the ongoing safety and security of every opening within your facility.
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How can your door hardware help you meet HIPAA guidelines?
When it comes to meeting HIPAA guidelines, understanding both the physical and logical steps to better security are critical to accomplishing your goals.
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7 issues leading to life safety violations in hospitals
According to the Joint Commission, the most common types of citations given are for Life Safety Code violations. These can easily be avoided with even simple changes.
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Preparing for Joint Commission inspection.
With an assessment approach that requires institutions to be in a state of continuous readiness, the Joint Commission is raising the bar on performance.
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Key Systems Still Matter
As electronic access control becomes more popular the role of mechanical locks and keys is changing. But even the most modern security systems include keys.
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Limiting Noise to Support a Healing Environment
Today’s providers must make sure their patients receive the correct medical treatment, while also caring for their overall wellbeing. This includes managing stress levels, comfort and mental wellbeing.
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How does your security impact patient, employee, and visitor satisfaction?
Patients expect their medical care to be performed in a professional and safe manner. They also expect their healthcare facility to be a safe environment.