Healthcare Systems

Call Systems

Whether your application is for a private nursing home, NHS trust, doctor's surgery or leisure centre, we can offer a cost-effective call system. From a single call point to a multi-ward addressable call system, we can tailor an installation to your requirements with either a fixed wired or wireless solution. While a nurse call system can be used as a stand-alone system, it is often part of an entire life safety network that encompasses access control, intercom systems and other devices.

Paging

Where there is a requirement to contact staff quickly, an on-site paging system is a cost-effective solution. Calls can be initiated manually via a simple keypad or from a PC. They can be linked to external alerts such as plant alarms, 

doorbells or fire alarms. They can be interfaced to computer systems, telephones and BMS to alert staff and communicate essential information. These can be integrated with lone worker alarms to summon assistance. Pagers can be made to beep, vibrate or both.
GD Systems can provide full onsite demonstrations and range surveys for all equipment as well as consultancy on system design, configuration and integration to existing infrastructure

Disability Discrimination Act

The DDA requires that you make reasonable adjustemnts to your premises to ensure that people are not discrimnaated against. To assist those with hearing impairment, we can supply and install a range of induction loops, both fixed and portable. Vibrating pagers can be configured to alert the hearing impaired.

to a fire alarm or other event.
Where there is a need for staff to communicate with a fire refuge, we can supply telephones.
We can supply and service a cost effective alarm for your disabled toilets, either stand alone, or integrated if there is more that one.

Staff Attack

For people in the care industry where staff are in at-risk situations,we can provide alerting equipment which will allow peace of mind that assistance can be easily summoned. Help is easily and quickly called so that colleagues can be alerted to a staff attack, and be advised where the attack is taking place. Doctor's surgeries, A&E wards and substance abuse clinics are typical applications for this equipment.