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Two-way radios for healthcare campuses that work between ERs, labs, and remote buildings.
Facilities, patient transport, security, and environmental services need encrypted comms across multi-building campuses — without RF interference with medical equipment or licensed frequency overhead.
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A typical day on a healthcare site.
It's 7am at a 400-bed regional medical center. Patient transport is moving a post-op from ICU to imaging across a sky-bridge between buildings. EVS is turning rooms on the third floor. The security desk is responding to an unattended visitor in the ER lobby. Facilities is sweeping a chiller alarm in the basement of the cardiology wing. A traditional UHF setup would either need repeaters in every building or simply drop coverage in stairwells, elevators, and the dead space between buildings. None of these conversations can leak into patient hearing range, and none of them can interfere with telemetry on the floor.
How POC LTE solves it.
- Cellular push-to-talk reaches between buildings, in stairwells, and inside elevators wherever cell signal works.
- AES-256 encrypted talk groups by default — no PHI leakage on open frequencies.
- Separate channels for facilities, patient transport, EVS, and security so cross-traffic stays clean on the floor.
- No RF interference concerns — POC LTE operates over commercial cellular, not on hospital RF frequencies.
- Discreet earpieces for floor staff — no clipped speaker noise at patient bedside.
Roles we equip.
The radios are sized and programmed for who actually uses them. A front desk gets a different setup than a banquet captain or a security supervisor.
Facilities lead
Triage building alarms, dispatch techs, coordinate with engineering across campus.
Patient transport supervisor
Dispatch transport across departments, track handoffs to imaging and procedures.
Security officer
Lobby coverage, escort calls, after-hours access control without RF interference.
EVS supervisor
Coordinate room turns across floors, escalate priority cleans for OR / ER.
Charge nurse
Reach charge across units, escalate to rapid response without leaving the floor.
Biomed tech
Respond to equipment alarms in OR, ICU, and remote clinics without paging delays.
Materials management
Coordinate par-level restocks and stat orders across departments.
Engineering on-call
Take after-hours calls from anywhere on or off campus.
POC LTE vs UHF/VHF for healthcare.
| UHF/VHF radios | Elite2Way POC LTE | |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage between buildings | Repeaters required | Wherever cell signal reaches |
| Encryption | Optional, varies | AES-256 standard |
| RF interference with telemetry | Coordination required | Not applicable — runs on cellular |
| Separate channels per department | Limited by frequencies | Unlimited, programmed per role |
| FCC license | Required | Not required |
Coverage between buildings
UHF/VHF
Repeaters required
Elite2Way
Wherever cell signal reaches
Encryption
UHF/VHF
Optional, varies
Elite2Way
AES-256 standard
RF interference with telemetry
UHF/VHF
Coordination required
Elite2Way
Not applicable — runs on cellular
Separate channels per department
UHF/VHF
Limited by frequencies
Elite2Way
Unlimited, programmed per role
FCC license
UHF/VHF
Required
Elite2Way
Not required
Recommended setup.
The most common starting point for teams in this vertical. We adjust based on your roster — call us with your headcount.
Accessories
Recommended earpieces
- 1-Wire Acoustic Tube Earpiece
- 1-Wire Swivel Earpiece
Programming
Vertical-specific config
Talk groups are set up to keep PHI off open channels — facilities, transport, EVS, and security each get their own AES-256 encrypted group. Discreet acoustic-tube earpieces keep traffic out of patient hearing range.
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