Patient Paging System Matrix with 10 pagers

Description
Optimize the waiting experience of your patients with this patient calling system. Ensure that waiting patients are de-stressed and are able to walk or wait wherever they feel comfortable by giving them a pager. Patient call systems are used successfully in various hospitals.

Optimize patient logistics
When a patient reports to the department, they receive a pager. The patients with a pager can wait elsewhere where it suits them. One or two patients are waiting in the waiting room, at the same time the next patient is called. This prevents the doctor from having to wait and there is a constant flow without having a full waiting room. Patients are free to wander around the hospital grounds and return on time for their appointments. The pagers call patients back discreetly, saving the embarrassment of 'announced' names. 

Make waiting pleasant
Upon arrival, the patient receives a pager and immediately an average waiting time can be given. This pager has a number that refers to this person. With the pager, the patient has the opportunity to wait elsewhere. If the patient is expected to report, the pager number is entered on the transmitter so that the pager is called.

A complete patient paging system which consists of:

• 1 x All-in-one Transmitter
• 15 x Matrix Pager
  
  

How does it work?
When a patient or visitor has arrived at the hospital and they have to wait, they receive a pager. The patient paging system shows the average waiting time which you can give as information to your patients. Each pager has a unique number that refers to the patient. The system has a range of up to 800 meters, this can be extended with a repeater/range extender up to 2 kilometers. The waiting patient with the pager can go wherever they want within distance of the transmitter and when they are expected to be served you can call the pager, the pager gives a signal that notifies this person to report at the agreed place and to return the pager.

Advantages:

• Avoid full waiting rooms.
• Ease the nerves of waiting patients, improved waiting experience.
• Decrease the pressure on your staff.
• Avoid aggression and improve your service.