It’s been a busy first half to the year. As we march into the second half, it seems timely to reflect upon some of the recent projects and collaborations we and our amazing installation partners have undertaken around the globe
We kicked off the year reporting on our on-going expansion in the Indian market, with the Intercall One nurse call system being installed in the Bharathi Infinity Hospital in Madurai, Tamil Nadu by our Indian partner, Maxlife Health Enterprises pvt. While in the country, we were delighted to pay the hospital a visit, and see the installation for ourselves, being on hand for training and any ongoing queries. Maxlife kept the installation ball rolling with an Intercall Touch nurse call installation at Salem – Suraksha Hospital, in Tamil Nadu.
In February, the Intercall Touch nurse call system was rolled out to a further 200 beds in the Tanta Oncology Hospital via our Egyptian partners, KYR. While in March, we reported that UK-based Intercall partners, Edison Telecom, provided the Intercall Touch nurse call system to the new Milford Community Diagnostic Centre at the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust. The new Centre will offer an additional 11,000 MRI and 9,500 CT scans a year, helping to identify illnesses such as cancer and heart disease quicker and ensure patients receive potentially life-saving care sooner.
June saw us sharing news that the Intercall One nurse call system with added Touch Screen Displays was supplied to a 250-bed hospital in Medellin, Colombia via our Spanish and Latin American partners, Adria.
Meanwhile, in the UK we reported that the technical team at Intercall customised the Intercall Touch nurse call system at Hallmark Care’s Kew House in Wimbledon. Hallmark’s facilities team reached out directly to Intercall to share valuable feedback and request a number of enhancements based on real-world use. Intercall responded by collaborating closely with the Hallmark care and facilities teams to deliver a series of customised updates.
In partnership with managers Bellrock and installers Secom, Intercall worked with the team at Inverclyde Royal Hospital’s Larkfield Unit for the Elderly to customise their nurse call system, designing and producing three custom faceplates that integrated smoothly into the existing containment boxes and comply with HTM guidelines. In the hospital’s Mental Health Unit, the system was further enhanced by integrating the Intercall Guardian Staff Duress solution, to help provide peace of mind and added protection for frontline healthcare workers who could be at risk of attack.
All these collaborative projects are testament to Intercall’s commitment to long-term partnerships, continuous product improvement, and to delivering tailored solutions that empower residential care teams and hospital managers to enhance resident and patient safety and experience. Never a quiet moment, we can’t wait to see what the second half of the year will reveal.
