Netregy provides communication and collaboration solutions for healthcare facilities, including IP phones, DECT wireless communication, IP-PBX systems, video conferencing, intercom and access solutions. Solutions can be designed around areas such as patient rooms, nursing stations, administration offices, staff areas and meeting rooms.

Yealink IP phones can be used across different healthcare environments, including reception, administration, nursing stations and other staff communication areas. The appropriate model depends on the user's role, required features and deployment environment.

Yes. DECT systems can provide wireless communication for staff who need to move around a facility while remaining reachable. Yealink's healthcare solutions include DECT communication, and its W80 and W90 multi-cell systems are designed for wider-area deployments, including hospitals.

Yes. An IP-PBX can provide a central communication platform for different departments and extensions. Yeastar offers healthcare communication solutions designed to put communication at the centre of medical operations.

Nursing stations can use IP phones and other communication devices to communicate with departments and staff throughout the facility. Wireless DECT solutions can also support staff mobility where wider coverage is required.

Yes. Video collaboration solutions can support remote consultation, virtual meetings and communication between healthcare teams. Yealink specifically lists healthcare applications including remote consultation, ward communication and ward meeting rooms.

Depending on the solution and existing infrastructure, IP-based communication systems can be deployed over an organisation's network. Netregy can assess the existing environment and recommend compatible devices, PBX and communication infrastructure.

IP phones are typically fixed communication devices connected to the network, making them suitable for desks, reception areas and nursing stations. DECT phones provide wireless mobility, making them useful for staff who need to move around larger healthcare facilities while staying connected.