Aid Call says wireless nurse call systems such as those it supplies ‘provide all the functionality and reliability of a hard-wired system, but with greater flexibility, and more powerful features and functionality’.
The company said: “Our flexible system is modular, and can be moved around and added to as required. Wireless nurse call systems are quick and easy to install, and infinitely changeable and expandable, giving user organisations the ability to deal quickly and easily with everchanging clinical priorities and demands.” Aid Call, whose North East Englandbased parent, Tynetec, has recently been acquired by electrical manufacturer, Legrand (see also page 15), has over 30 years’ experience in the design, manufacture, and installation, of nurse call systems, and ‘a proven track record of over 3,000 installations nationwide’. It added: “Our wireless nurse call system is safe, reliable, and available at a fraction of the cost of a hard-wired system. It is easy to install, and simple to use, providing maximum flexibility to meet the needs of patients and nursing staff.”
