Healthcare
Technology infrastructure for healthcare facilities.
Clinics and medical facilities need continuity, controlled access and careful handling of equipment. We plan the technology work around those priorities.
Healthcare
Continuity is the first requirement
Healthcare facilities depend on network connectivity, communication systems and controlled access across departments — often around the clock. Infrastructure work has to be planned so that it does not compromise operations.
KMS supports healthcare facilities with network infrastructure, physical security and communication systems, and with the organized relocation and recommissioning of technology equipment when departments or entire facilities move.
Common infrastructure requirements
Dependable network
Connectivity across departments, reception, offices and technical rooms.
Access control
Restricted areas, staff-only zones and role-based access rights.
Video surveillance
Coverage of entrances, corridors and sensitive areas according to the facility’s policies.
Communication systems
Reliable communication between departments and staff.
Technical challenges
- 01
Operating facilities
Work often takes place while patients and staff are present.
- 02
Sensitive equipment
Technology equipment must be handled, moved and restarted with care.
- 03
Phased changes
Departments may need to move or be upgraded in stages.
Relevant KMS services
- IT & Network InfrastructureNetwork, cabling, server and UPS infrastructure planned for continuity and segmentation.
- Security & Access SystemsAccess control and video surveillance aligned with the facility’s policies.
- Managed IT & Technical SupportMonitoring and preventive maintenance for systems that must run without interruption, with backup control.
- IT Logistics & Infrastructure RelocationPhased relocation of technology equipment by department, coordinated around clinical operations and followed by recommissioning.
Implementation considerations
- Phase the work by department so operations can continue.
- Agree access, hygiene and noise rules for the site before work begins.
- Separate clinical, administrative, guest and security networks.
- Coordinate recommissioning of relocated equipment with the facility’s technical staff and vendors.
- Applicable technical and regulatory requirements are determined for each facility and project.
Related projects
- Hospital-wide video surveillance and network infrastructureAbout 100 IP cameras, card access control, network infrastructure, Wi-Fi, IP telephony and wireless links between four hospital buildings — planned and delivered by KMS.
- Complete IT infrastructure for a four-story medical facilityKMS independently planned and built the network, video surveillance and Wi-Fi of a four-story medical facility: 480 LAN points, 8 cabinets, 24 cameras and 16 access points.
Frequently asked questions
Do you install or certify medical devices?
No. Our work covers technology infrastructure — network, security, communications and the organized relocation of technology equipment. Medical devices remain the responsibility of their manufacturers and authorized service providers.
Can a department be relocated in stages?
Yes. Relocation can be planned in phases with an agreed sequence for each department.
Which regulations apply?
Applicable technical and regulatory requirements depend on the facility, its purpose and the project scope, and are defined at the planning stage.
Planning a technology or infrastructure project?
Tell us about the facility, the systems involved and your timeline. We will review the scope and come back with the next steps.