Q&A

Patients receive an RFID wristband at check-in, which is linked to their medical records. Antennas installed in each room detect the wristband’s location and send the data to a central system. Medical staff can access real-time updates through a secure web interface, enabling them to locate patients quickly and manage resources more efficiently.

This system is designed for medical clinics, elderly care facilities, rehabilitation centers, and other healthcare institutions that manage complex workflows and patient movements. It provides seamless monitoring at the level of operating rooms, medical offices, recovery units, and other specialized areas, ensuring accurate tracking regardless of the number of locations within a facility.

Yes, the system includes automated notifications that can inform families about important updates, such as when a patient exits the operating room or moves to a different care unit. This feature helps improve communication and provides reassurance to loved ones.

The system tracks patient movement within specific areas of the clinic, such as surgical, preoperative, and intensive care units. Its primary role is to optimize workflows and minimize manual administrative tasks. The software records essential data, including time stamps and location changes. Importantly, tracking is conducted only at the area level – such as operating rooms, medical offices, and recovery units – without monitoring activity within those spaces. This approach maintains a balance between operational effectiveness and patient confidentiality, adhering to ethical standards while improving the quality of healthcare services.

By providing real-time tracking, the system reduces the time staff spend searching for patients and resources. It also enables better scheduling, such as optimizing operating room usage and dynamically prioritizing emergencies. These improvements lead to more efficient workflows and better resource utilization.

Yes, the system improves patient care by increasing accuracy and reducing confusion about patient whereabouts. It facilitates better communication with families, automates routine tasks to reduce staff workload, and allows for faster emergency responses, ultimately improving patient outcomes and safety.

The main benefits include:

• Scalability and Adaptability: It is flexible and can be implemented in various healthcare settings worldwide.
• Improved Efficiency: Staff spend less time locating patients and resources.
• Enhanced Security: The system increases patient safety, especially in maternity clinics and elderly care facilities.