Security Alarm & Control System Solutions for Healthcare Facilities
Protecting patients, employees, assets & information in your healthcare environment.
Security solutions for every part of your medical facility
From securing contained areas such as maternity wards, intensive care units and emergency wings to asset tagging and tracking, connecting and protecting patients and staff, controlling supplies, medications and securing other high-value items are all major priorities for medical facilities. And while keeping facilities secure is paramount, healthcare organizations face additional data security regulations and increasingly need to also protect against external cyber threats.
Belden’s extensive cabling and connectivity portfolios support a wide range of clinical and non-clinical systems to communicate including nurse call systems, security and access control and more.
- Belden-certified contractors & installers trained & knowledgeable in the requirements of low-voltage healthcare security, access & control systems
- Belden quality assurance 10-year warranty
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