Healthcare professionals want to ensure today’s investment is going towards a security system that meets their requirements. With a unified solution, maintain a holistic view of the facility rather than monitoring multiple disparate systems. Simplify the security management of multiple sites by monitoring through a single command center.

With our fully integrated system that leverages data on building usage and performance, you can make future decisions about system maintenance. Based off the provided data, healthcare professionals are able to manage space usage, estimate maintenance costs, and identify and predict inefficiencies. This gives hospitals and healthcare centers the ability to be one step ahead in keeping their security up-to-date and ensure long-lasting performance.

Medical facilities must prioritize the privacy and safety of their patients’ medical records. Our solutions meet or exceed the Johnson Controls’ Cyber Solutions Product Security Program as well all HIPPA standards. This gives healthcare professionals peace of mind that their patients’ records, as well as hospital data, are safe and secure.

Healthcare facilities work to protect and promote the health, safety, and well-being of patients, staff, and visitors. Our system monitors patients, with the ability to detect slip and falls if they occur. Moreover, if there is an incident, our solution enables two-way audio to ensure quick communication and de-escalation of the event.

It’s integral for healthcare providers to take additional steps in safeguarding critical assets. Johnson Controls makes this easier with a self-service portal, where personnel can request access to certain areas of the facility, after which an automated approval route will make sure the responsible staff can approve or reject requests.

In the event of an emergency, Johnson Controls equips healthcare facilities with  the tools for an effective and quick response. With our access control system, we can quickly start lockdown or evacuation procedures based upon set protocols, run reports instantly, and monitor staff and visitor locations. In addition, with mustering technology, personnel can swipe their cards at evacuation points to mark themselves and patients as safe during an incident.