Reliable mobile connectivity for patients and clinicians
PATIENTS AND CLINICIANS
Cellular indoor networks for healthcare
To help move your digital roadmap forward with connectivity that’s as resilient as you are. Our mobile connected care services cater to both public and private hospital’s needs. We know how to tailor network designs to whatever the campus and clinical circumstances.
Forward-thinking Midland Metropolitan University Hospital commits to seamless mobile connectivity for all
Understanding that patient experience and business continuity are directly influenced by the accessibility of mobile signal, the trust made a strategic decision to assure mobile connectivity for everyone at the hospital from day one.
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Bringing connectivity from all four mobile network operators to The Princess Alexandra Hospital
The general acute hospital in Essex has been serving the local area since the 1950s and the site needed assured connectivity, fit for the 21st century.
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Mobile connected care in a state-of-the-art Welsh hospital
Creating a bespoke solution for the NHS with campus connectivity extensions and a 5G upgrade path.
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Advancing indoor mobile connectivity through industry collaboration
New technological approaches to assured connectivity unlock opportunities for mobile network operators and customers alike.
Read moreOur Partnership Principles drive the right outcomes
To enable more inclusive, accessible care for communities
Customer-first collaboration
We apply our unique combination of specialist engineering expertise and unparalleled mobile network operator relationships to everyone’s benefit.
Commercial flexibility
Backed by DigitalBridge, the largest specialist digital infrastructure investment firm in the world, we take a long-term view of connectivity infrastructure value.
Service-led methodology
Mobile connected care is delivered as a dedicated managed service, and in healthcare settings, that includes premium service level agreements including 24/7 support.
Our proven process and partnerships
Supporting health and social care for better outcomes, now and in the future.
Matthew Mahoney
Head of ICT at the Aneurin Bevan University Health Board and leader of the Grange University Hospital connectivity project.
The Grange University Hospital
No matter what network people are on, they’ll be able to access secure, reliable mobile coverage so they can always get in touch with people when they need to.
Technology powered by connectivity is needed because
Insights & innovation
Constantly innovating
Read our latest news and insights. Discover how changing connectivity demands from businesses and communities are driving how we, and the wider telecoms ecosystem, evolve, test and launch new services to market.