Industry 01 / 06
Healthcare.
Clinical teams don’t file tickets when the network stutters — they work around it, and patient care slows down. We build healthcare networks that keep devices isolated, roaming seamless and imaging moving between sites.
The challenge
What makes healthcare networks different.
- 01
Medical devices you can’t patch
Infusion pumps, imaging modalities and building systems often run old software. They need to be isolated by policy, not trusted on the user network.
- 02
Roaming at walking speed
Clinicians move between rooms on voice badges, tablets and workstations on wheels. Wi-Fi has to hand off cleanly, every time.
- 03
Large files, many sites
PACS studies and EHR sessions travel between hospitals, clinics and cloud. Links need capacity and a tested failover path.
Our approach
How we build it.
- Medical device and IoT segmentation
- Clinical-grade wireless roaming
- Redundant links for EHR and PACS
We start by inventorying what is on the network — including the devices nobody remembers buying — and grouping them by risk and function. Segmentation is applied in stages, with flows mapped and monitored before any policy is enforced, so clinical systems keep working.
Wireless is surveyed on site for the places that matter most: patient rooms, nurse stations, imaging suites and stairwells. Design accounts for building materials, device types and the roaming behavior of voice and telemetry equipment.
Relevant services
Where we usually start.
Network Security
Segmentation, edge defense and Zero Trust access.
ExploreWireless Networks
Coverage mapped. Capacity planned. Roaming that works.
ExploreSD-WAN & Multi-Site Connectivity
Branch performance without paying for idle circuits.
ExploreNetwork Monitoring & NOC
Problems caught before users notice them.
ExploreQuestions
Common questions.
- Do you sign business associate agreements?
- Where our work involves access to systems that hold protected health information, we expect to work under the agreement your compliance team requires.
- Can you work around clinical hours?
- Yes. Changes in clinical areas are scheduled with your teams, typically overnight or in agreed low-census windows, with rollback steps written in advance.
- How do you handle legacy medical devices?
- We place them in dedicated segments that only allow the flows they need, and monitor those segments closely rather than trying to change the device.
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