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In a GP practice, dental surgery, clinic or hospital department, the reception desk carries a heavy load. Phones ring while people queue to say they have arrived, first-time visitors ask where to go, and staff repeat the same directions all day.
Notices change often, and paper signs multiply until the important one is hard to find. Visitors may be anxious, unwell or unfamiliar with the building, and many have sight, hearing, mobility or language needs.
Our role is limited and practical: screens that show information clearly, touchscreens that help people find their way, and arrival kiosks where your appointment system allows it. See wayfinding and check-in.
For example, a wall-mounted display shows opening times and service notices supplied by the practice, in type large enough to read from the seats.
For example, a floor-standing touchscreen lets visitors search for a department and see a route, including a step-free option.
For example, a wall-mounted kiosk lets patients confirm they have arrived without queueing. This scoped integration depends entirely on your appointment system.
For example, a sanitiser display kiosk at an entrance combines a gel dispenser with a screen for visitor notices. We make no health claim for it.
Wall-mounted and floor-standing touchscreens for wayfinding and information. Height, angle and reach are agreed for seated and standing users.
From the ordering kiosk range: keeps corridors and waiting areas clear and suits a scoped arrival check-in.
For notices and general information in waiting areas, from small door-side screens to large wall displays.
A 21.5 inch display combined with a gel dispenser, wall-mounted or on a floor stand. Supplied as a display and a dispenser only.
An 8 inch terminal with a temperature sensor. It is not a medical device, it does not diagnose anything and we make no accuracy claim for it.
Who writes and approves notices, how they are scheduled and how an urgent message is published quickly.
Building plans, department names, step-free routes, languages and how room changes are kept up to date.
Arrival check-in depends on whether your appointment system offers a supported way to connect. Assessed first, never promised.
How screens are kept locked to their purpose, updated and checked, and who is told when one goes offline.
What this includes — and what it does not
None of this hardware is a medical device, and we make no clinical, diagnostic or infection-control claims for any product, including the temperature-screening terminal and the sanitiser display kiosk.
Check-in and wayfinding links to your systems are scoped integrations. Decisions about patient data, privacy and clinical suitability rest with your organisation.
Information and wayfinding kiosks
All-in-one touchscreen kiosks from 21.5 to 98 inch in lectern, totem and wall-mounted forms, for wayfinding, directories, check-in and information points.
Wall-mounted kiosks
Wall-mounted self-service ordering kiosks that keep the floor clear. Four enclosure designs with 15.6, 21.5, 24 and 32 inch screen references.
Wall-mounted advertising displays
Slim wall-mounted advertising screens in sixteen sizes from 10.1 to 98 inch, with Full HD as standard, an optional 4K panel and USB, Android or Windows playback.
Sanitiser display kiosks
A 21.5-inch Full HD advertising display combined with an automatic sanitiser dispenser, for wall or floor-stand use, in 1,000 or 3,000 ml configurations.
Temperature-screening terminals
An 8-inch specialist terminal with a camera, non-contact temperature sensor and card reader, for wall, desktop or floor-stand use. Not a medical device.
Only if your appointment system provides a supported way for other software to connect. We establish that before quoting. An information or wayfinding screen needs no such link.
It is considered at scoping: what is shown, how little is typed, how quickly the screen clears and where the unit stands. Your organisation remains responsible for its own data protection assessment, and we set out what the software would collect and store.
Guidance depends on the glass and housing of the model chosen, so we confirm it with the hardware specification. Tell us the products and routine you use and we will check them before you order.
No. It is an entrance terminal with a temperature sensor. It does not diagnose anything and we make no claim about its accuracy. Whether to use one is your organisation's decision.
Tell us about your building, your visitors and the appointment system you use. We will suggest suitable screens and say plainly which integrations would need assessing before anything is quoted.
