Solutions for navigating health care facilities

CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS

The InfoLock patient information system clearly communicates in a secure manner, ensuring that only designated personnel are controlling the message. It provides limitless display options that include updatable posters, Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant room identification, contact precaution displays, decorative finishes, custom imagery/photographs, in-use sliders and aluminum divider bars. Apco Graphics Inc.

MAP MAKING

Indoor mapping solutions help security teams respond to incidents by indicating details of indoor and outdoor locations on customized digital maps accessible on the web or mobile devices, or integrated with other platforms such as video, access control management and safety systems. The maps capture every entry/egress point, corridor and room, along with dynamic navigation and precise locations of critical infrastructure. Mappedin

DIRECT TO DIGITAL

The Crestone digital display seamlessly integrates into any environment to provide digital directories, wayfinding and communications. It features a durable powder-coated black aluminum frame, with a slim format that allows deployment in alcoves, hallways and other tight spaces. It is available in touchscreen or static monitor options. It is built with premium materials and protective hardware features. TouchSource

PATIENT PATHWAY

A new Pointr Express integration allows patients to launch indoor navigation from their MyChart appointment through a deep link, giving them a personalized route from home to parking and to their clinic or exam room. The experience also helps users easily locate their vehicles after their visit. Hospitals can extend the same Pointr map experience to visitors through QR codes on posters or with assistance from volunteers. Pointr

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