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Healthcare Solutions

Fixed mobile convergence (FMC) solutions extend deskphone capabilities to a mobile phone and allowing users to seamlessly roam between cellular and in-building wireless networks.

Healthcare institutions can cost-effectively provide a common mobile communications solution to doctors, nurses, and staff that works seamlessly over both WiFi and cellular networks on a single mobile phone,  simplifying communications and enhancing responsiveness.  FMC makes healthcare workers and IT staff continuously accessible by a single phone number and device, regardless of location, even when they roam across campuses or travel to and from medical office buildings.

Standard PBX features like call transfer, call waiting, extension dialing and call conferencing are supported regardless of wireless network connection; users hace access to all PBX features regardless of their physical location.

For example, when a physician places a call from within the hospital, his device is connected via enterprise wireless LAN. When that physician leaves the hospital, he will likely find the WLAN service is no longer available. Rather than drop the call, the FMC solution recognizes that the physician’s device is moving out of range, and it seamlessly connects the call over the cellular network. If the call continues, and the physician finds himself back in range of an accessible WLAN network, his call will automatically roam back to the WLAN.

FMC will always seek the most optimal network connection (cellular or WLAN). This task is done automatically and seamlessly, allowing the physician to focus on patient care rather than worry about dropping a call and changing devices.  FMC also helps healthcare organizations Center save money by reducing dependence on carrier services.

Single business number reach also allows healthcare organizations to leverage the advantages of a mobilized workforce without compromising IT control that has been historically been provided through the PBX or IPBX.