Solutions: Hospitals and Clinics

Access Control for Hospitals and Clinics

xSERVA for hospitals and clinics secures pharmacies, wards and records with biometrics and schedules while keeping emergency routes free, and gives staff a quick, hygienic way to open doors with a face or a phone.

A nurse holds a staff badge to an access reader beside a pharmacy door in a bright hospital corridor
The Problem

What Goes Wrong Without Smart Access Control

Controlled Stores and Records

Biometric and two-factor entry on pharmacies, records rooms and server closets.

Hands Full, Hands Clean

Face and BLE open doors without touching a surface or setting down equipment.

Visitors and Shift Staff

Visiting hours become schedules, and agency staff get time-boxed passes.

Recommended Setup

What We Would Put on Your Doors

  • Face or palm at pharmacy and records
  • BLE for hands-full corridors
  • Visitor passes limited to a ward and visiting hours
  • Offline decisions at every door
  • Audit trail per controlled store
What You Get

Outcomes You Can Expect

  • Traceable access to controlled areas
  • Doors that still work if the network fails
  • Fewer shared cards among shift staff
Questions

Questions from Hospitals and Clinics

What if the network drops?

Every reader holds its own access list and decides locally, so doors keep working and events upload in order when the link returns.

Can visiting hours be enforced?

Yes. Visitor passes are bounded by time and by ward, and the host is notified on arrival.

Does it integrate with fire alarms?

Door fail-safe behaviour is configured per door in the relay settings. Life-safety release stays with the building fire system.

Plan Access Control for Your Hospitals and Clinics

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