Nurse Call Systems for Hospice Centers
Designed & Installed throughout the US
Cornell Communications manufactures innovative nurse call systems that give hospice residents the freedom and versatility they deserve, while effectively improving staff response times. Integrating our mobile or wireless nurse call system into your Hospice Care facility is easy, and are proven to yield positive results with staff response, call tracking, and resident daily life.
Whether you’re upgrading your facility's current communication system or are interested in building a system to fit your new Hospice Care Center, get in touch with Cornell. Featuring experienced representatives and scalable systems, Cornell meets and exceeds your hospice care center's needs. For added insight, learn how our nurse call systems provide resident support in bathrooms, exam rooms, emergency rooms, and operating rooms.
InformTM I A Mobile Call System
- Easy-to-use Mobile Interface
- Eliminate Alarm Disruptions
- Improve Staff Response Time
- Real-time Data Tracking
IndePendant Wireless Call System
- Easy-to-use Pager Interface
- Eliminate Alarm Disruptions
- Improve Staff Response Time
- Real-time Data Tracking
Visual Nurse Call System
- Wired Emergency Call Response
- Connects with Future-proof Tech
- Custom System Sizing
ANSI/UL 1069 Nurse Call System Requirements
The ANSI/UL 1069 details construction, performance, reliability and safety of nurse call system components. NFPA 99 guidelines define four different building categories:
- Category 1: facilities, where failure of a nurse call system is likely to result in major injury or death of patients or caregivers, require an ANSI/UL 1069 approved call system
- Category 2: facilities where failure of a nurse call system is likely to cause minor injury to patients or caregivers, require an ANSI/UL 1069 approved call system
- Category 3: facilities where failure of a nurse call system is unlikely to cause injury but could cause patient discomfort do not require an ANSI/UL 1069 approved call system
- Category 4: facilities, where failure of a nurse call system would have no impact on patient care, do not require an ANSI/UL 1069 approved call system
All hard-wired nurse call system parts from Cornell Communications meet ANSI/UL 1069 requirements.
ADA Compliant Nurse Call Systems for Hospice Care Facilities
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) dictates what senior and memory care, assisted living centers, and retirement communities must do for residents with varying levels of disabilities. In particular, Title III of the ADA applies to any facility of “public accommodation”.
Comprehensive nurse call systems are one way to meet ADA requirements. Depending on your residents and staff, you may need a mixture of audible and visual systems. Cornell can provide a free quote for a custom ADA-compliant nurse call system based on your facility needs.