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Solutions · Healthcare

Inside a hospital, with thick walls and wards across multiple floors, keeping radios always connected is a challenge. We design the coverage and the networks that solve it.

We design, install, and maintain DAS for in-building radio coverage, professional DMR and TETRA radio networks for staff, and control rooms for hospitals and healthcare facilities. We bring over twenty years of mission-critical communications experience to the healthcare sector.

DASDMRTETRAVHF/UHFIn-building coverageSOA OS 19 Cat. II
The challenges

The three challenges of running a healthcare facility.

What a healthcare facility has to guarantee every day, in every ward and every building.

  • Radio coverage in complex buildings

    Hospitals are large buildings, often spread across several floors, with construction materials that attenuate the radio signal. From basement levels to the wards on the top floors, coverage has to reach everywhere, with no dead zones.

  • Many teams, continuous communications

    Ward staff, maintenance, security, and facility services all work in the same building with different radio needs. They need networks that let them talk to each other and stay operational without interruption, without relying on the phone system.

  • A long-lasting investment

    The system has to last for years and be maintained without stopping the facility’s operations. What counts is component quality, technical documentation, and support contracts with guaranteed response times.

Scenario · Operations

What it takes for radio to work across the whole hospital.

A concrete path: from radio coverage in the wards to communication recording.

  1. Coverage reaches every ward

    Inside the hospital, with thick walls and basement levels, the radio signal from outside doesn’t get through. We design and install DAS that distribute radio and cellular coverage to every ward, from the basement floors to the top floors.

    Coverage antennas and equipment installed on the outside of a building
  2. Staff communicate on a dedicated network

    Ward staff, maintenance, and security talk to each other over professional DMR and TETRA radio networks that we design and maintain: clear communications, always available throughout the facility, without relying on the phone system.

    Professional DMR and TETRA handheld radios
  3. The control room coordinates from a single position

    The operator follows communications from the Respondr console, which brings the facility’s radio networks together at a single operator position: one interface to talk with every team and coordinate with local emergency services.

    Operator position in a control room
  4. The systems stay under control

    In the equipment room, the radio and network devices stay under control: the Track-TP platform shows system status on a single dashboard and reports a fault or degradation in real time, before it becomes a service outage.

    Rack of Teleproject radio and network equipment in an equipment room
  5. Communications stay recorded

    Respondr’s built-in recording system keeps the facility’s radio communications: every exchange stays documented and available to reconstruct events.

    Radio communication recorder in the Respondr platform
Interoperability

Our systems integrate with the equipment you already have.

No closed systems: we use open protocols, let different technologies coexist on the same infrastructure, and work with the certifications that public tenders require.

Different networks on a single console

From the same console, Respondr manages the staff’s TETRA, DMR, and VHF/UHF radio networks and communications with local emergency services.

Integration with the facility’s systems

The monitoring systems interface with the facility’s supervisory platforms via SNMP, relay contacts, and APIs: alerts arrive where you already work.

Certifications and qualifications

Teleproject is ISO 9001:2015 certified and SOA OS 19 qualified. The Respondr and Track-TP platforms are designed in compliance with the NIS2 directive and the ISA/IEC 62443-3-3 standard.

Contact us

Request a proposal for your healthcare facility.

Feasibility analysis, radio coverage study, and project planning, tailored to your requirements.