Hospital Security Solutions Overview

This section of our website is a tool to help you match common security concerns in a healthcare or hospital environment. Security hardware concerns are generally categorized in terms of protecting people and property while maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements. The products and services shown are a small subset of the overall hospital security solutions overview set, but they are representative of the products and methods that are being used to enhance security in these facilities at all levels.
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Electronic Access Control: (Click for Solutions)
- Is staff alerted by unauthorized ingress or egress to restricted areas or private living quarters?
- Has biometric (finger print or facial recognition) been considered to avoid unauthorized loaning of access cards or keys?
- Does staff carry ID Badges/Access Control Credentials with audit trail?
- Are other entrances equipped with access control products where key cards or other similar items are used to access the building?
- Has a video surveillance system audit been done in the past year?
- If video surveillance is in place, is it being monitored throughout the day?
Key Control: (Click for Solutions)
- Are all locks on classroom doors functioning?
- Are any closets, bathrooms, storage rooms, etc., within the classroom equipped with a functioning lock on the door?
- Are the locks on the classroom doors equipped with a Classroom Intruder function? (These locks allow a teacher to lock the outside lever without opening the door to the corridor.)
- Are the doors equipped with access control locks that allow for immediate lock-down from a central point, such as the office?
Doors & Door Hardware: (Click for Solutions)
- Does your facility have a preventative maintenance program to assure all locks are operating & securing doors properly?
- Do the automatic doors that are accessed by disabled & elderly detect their presence in the opening & delay closing until clear?
- Have the manual closing doors with hydraulic door closers been tested to assure they meet ADA low resistance opening effort standards?
- Are walls and doors protected from damage and scarring from moving objects such as wheelchairs?
- Is hardware treated with an anti-microbial finish to fight infectious disease?
Maternity Wards: (Click for Solutions)
- Is a visitor viewed through an Audio Entry system, and is there communication with the front desk?
- Are the doors equipped with alarms to alert of unauthorized access?
- Are the locks on the doors functioning?
- Are doors equipped with electric latch retraction to allow for immediate lock-down?
- Do patient rooms have a safe or lockable cabinet for patient valuables storage?
- Did you know hardware can be treated with Anti-Microbial products to help fight infectious organisms?
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Behavioral Health: (Click for Solutions)
- Are specialty locksets installed to prevent the lock from being used as an anchor?
- Are cabinets secure where the handle cannot be used as an anchor?
- Are in-swinging doors equipped with hinge covers or specialty hinges to prevent being used as an anchor?
- Are doors equipped with an alarm to prevent non-approved egress?
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Hospital Hotels (HopTel)/Lodging: (Click for Solutions)
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Hallways & Bathrooms: (Click for Solutions)
- Do the hallways have a protective and rugged coverings to prevent damage from wheelchairs and other moving objects?
- Do the hallways have protective and supportive items to help tenants with support?
- Do private living quarters and community bathrooms offer easy access to personal items, such as toilet paper, while maintaining a GREEN Solution?