What is a wireless call system used for in a clinic?
In a clinic or care unit, two needs coexist: the patient calling from their room, and the caregiver who needs backup or a colleague during a procedure. The ServiceBip™ wireless call button and the ServiceNurse™ patient call pear cover the first; a ServiceBip™ button placed in the treatment room covers the second, within immediate reach of the caregiver.
Every call appears on the team’s receiver with the exact location. The on-site paging link is instant, doesn’t depend on the facility’s IT network, and adds to an existing installation with no building work.
Everyday benefits
- Patient calls and inter-caregiver calls on the same network
- Backup requested during a procedure with no need to move or contaminate
- Mobile staff alerted on the wrist throughout the unit
- Adding beds or rooms with no new wired installation
Which ServiceBip equipment should you choose?
The ServiceNurse™ patient call pear equips rooms; the ServiceBip™ wireless call button covers treatment rooms and the operating suite. Caregivers wear the ServiceWatch™ receiver watch; a ServiceScreen™ display centralises calls at the nurses’ station and the ServiceLight™ light flash makes the call visible in a noisy corridor. The link is direct radio on the 433.92 MHz band (short-range radio devices per ANFR), with no wifi, no wiring and no subscription; range reaches 300 m in open field and up to 2 km with the ServiceAmpli™ repeater.
Frequently asked questions
Is the equipment compatible with a care environment?
Housings resist splashes and can be disinfected.
Can an urgent call be prioritised?
Yes: a dedicated button or the ServiceSOS™ sends a priority signal, highlighted on the receivers.
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