Hospital & Medical Centre Security Perth

We design healthcare CCTV systems with privacy as the priority. Cameras are placed in public areas (waiting rooms, corridors, car parks) but never in consultation rooms or treatment areas without explicit consent. Privacy masking technology blocks sensitive areas from view. Access to footage is restricted to authorized personnel only (practice managers, security staff) with detailed audit logs. All systems comply with the Privacy Act and healthcare confidentiality requirements. We provide privacy impact assessment documentation as part of installation.

Costs vary by facility size and complexity. A small GP practice (2-4 doctors) might start from $8,000-$15,000 for basic CCTV, access control and duress buttons. Larger medical centres with multiple tenancies could range from $30,000-$80,000. Hospitals with comprehensive pharmacy security, BMS integration and facility-wide coverage can exceed $200,000+. We offer free on-site assessments to provide accurate pricing based on your specific needs. Many healthcare facilities include security in practice setup costs or building fit-out budgets.

Yes. We integrate with common practice management systems like Best Practice, Medical Director, Genie and Helix via APIs or data exports. This allows visitor check-in kiosks to sync with appointment schedules, access control to recognize staff based on roster data, and incident logs to export to clinical incident management systems. For hospitals, we integrate with HL7-compliant systems and building management platforms.

When activated, the duress system immediately sends silent alerts to designated responders (practice manager, other staff, security personnel) via mobile app or desktop notification. The system records the timestamp, location and can automatically bring up nearby CCTV cameras for visual verification. For high-risk situations, we can configure automatic escalation to WA Police or security patrol if not acknowledged within a set time. All activations are logged for incident reporting and staff training.

Yes. After-hours healthcare facilities have unique security needs including limited staff, late-night access and higher risk of incidents. We provide video intercoms for patient screening before entry, duress alarms for solo practitioners, remote monitoring options, and flexible access control that allows staff to securely access the facility outside normal hours. Systems can be monitored remotely by practice owners or integrated with security patrol services.

Our systems generate comprehensive audit reports for TGA compliance including controlled substance access logs with date, time, user ID and location, after-hours access alerts, discrepancy reports, and video evidence of pharmacy access. Reports can be scheduled (daily, weekly, monthly) and exported to PDF or CSV. We also maintain tamper-proof audit trails that show who accessed the system and when, which is critical for drug diversion investigations and regulatory compliance.

Yes. Our access control systems integrate with elevator controls to restrict floor access based on credential type. For example, visitors might only access ground floor and specific consultation floors, while staff can access all areas, and cleaning contractors can access after hours. This is particularly useful in multi-tenant medical centres or hospitals with restricted clinical areas.

Installation timelines vary by project size. A GP practice might take 1-2 weeks, while a large medical centre could take 4-8 weeks. We schedule disruptive work (cabling, drilling) on weekends or after hours to minimize patient impact. For occupied practices, we work in sections and coordinate with practice managers to avoid busy consultation times. Our project managers work closely with healthcare teams to ensure continuity of care during installation.