Wireless Handsets for Nurse Call System
Wireless Handsets provide patients with a convenient and flexible way to call nurses and request assistance without being restricted by bedside buttons. These portable handsets allow patients to move freely within their room while still having immediate access to help, improving comfort, safety and independence.
How They Work
The wireless handset connects securely to the nurse call system using RF, Bluetooth or Wi-Fi technology (depending on the model).
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With a single press of the call button, the handset sends an alert to the nurse station.
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The nurse station displays the room or bed number and activates audio/light indicators.
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Some models support two-way talkback, allowing direct communication between the patient and nurse.
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Calls are reset after assistance is provided to ensure accurate records and response times.
Where They Are Used in Kenya
Wireless handsets are commonly used in:
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Hospitals (general wards, ICU/HDU, maternity, paediatric and surgical units)
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Private clinics
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Rehabilitation centres
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Care homes and assisted-living facilities
They are especially useful in modern healthcare facilities across Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret and fast-growing county hospitals that prefer flexible, smart healthcare technology.
Supplies & Installs Them in Kenya
Boardtac Solutions supplies and installs wireless nurse call handsets and complete wireless or hybrid nurse call systems across Kenya. Our team provides professional installation, pairing, configuration, testing and staff training to ensure seamless operation.
Key Features
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Portable, lightweight wireless design.
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One-touch call activation.
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Long-range communication within the patient room or ward.
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LED indicator to confirm call activation.
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Optional two-way voice communication.
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Rechargeable or battery-powered options.
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Durable, hospital-grade construction.
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Easy to sanitize and maintain.
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Compatible with smart ward and IoT nurse call solutions.
Optional Add-Ons
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Bedside call buttons.
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Bathroom pull-cord emergency points.
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Overdoor lights.
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Master call controllers.
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Extra-bed wireless call modules.
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Corridor display panels.
