The seven solutions in the Ascom Healthcare Platform are open, interoperable, and vendor neutral. And because hospitals come in all shapes and sizes, so do the solutions: scalable from specialist clinics to multi-site care organizations. All backed by licensing and service agreements that are transparent and predictable.
Ascom has been at the forefront of clinical communications and collaboration systems for half a century. We’re a proven partner, offering everything from initial clinical consulting right through to global solution lifecycle support.
Rugged, reliable and shareable, the Myco 4 smartphone is ideal for smarter communication and collaboration at work. Helping to consolidate devices, optimize workflows and lower the total cost of ownership, while ensuring staff feel secure with advanced personal safety features. An Android Enterprise Recommended device, Myco 4 also fully supports interoperability with 3rd party devices and existing hospital information systems.
Ascom smart nurse call systems mark a true evolution from traditional nurse call. They capture and share information from multiple sources to help ensure faster response times, while empowering patients to control their own environments.
See how Ascom smart nurse call systems work in the real world of everyday patient care—and how it represents a true evolution beyond conventional nurse call systems.
Ascom helped us realize our vision: to move from multiple devices and communication barriers to one mobility healthcare platform
The solution features automatic logging of all key data (nurse presence, response times, etc.). This supports regulatory compliance, and provides a statistical basis for performance reviews and improvement initiatives.
Ascom solutions are interoperable and vendor-neutral—and always will be. This means your Ascom solution will work with your existing and/or planned medical devices and clinical IT systems.
Working together with our customers, we know that our communication and collaboration solutions must deliver excellent value for your money. But we also know you deserve a lot more. That’s why Ascom solutions go above and beyond to help improve quality of care, patient experience, staff satisfaction and retention, and even your hospital’s reputation.
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