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Home›Newsletter›DBB116›Incom Systems

Incom Systems

By Josh Holmes
January 14, 2016
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Incom Systems is a Communication Specialist company based in West Yorkshire providing services nationally. They have over 25 years of supplying, installing and maintaining specialist equipment that keeps people safe and secure in a variety of caring and nursing environments.

Incom Systems has built their business and reputation on providing bespoke life safety and security solutions to a wide range of premises including care homes, nursing homes, supported housing and extra care accommodation. They can install and maintain both hard wired and radio nurse call systems, and provide either a comprehensive or reactive maintenance contract ensuring you have emergency cover 24/7 365 days per year. These systems can be purchased outright or they can also offer a competitive leasing package.

Following the introduction of the Care Act 2014 all housing providers now have an essential role to play in the safeguarding of people with care or support needs. Care home providers also need to continually demonstrate that they protecting their residents as part of their Care Quality Commission registration. By using cutting edge technology it is possible to safeguard, and minimise risk of abuse or harm to residents within a care home environment.

Installing a call system in your care home will assist your residents to be as independent as possible with the reassurance that they can call for assistance if required, whilst providing family members with the peace of mind that they demand.

Today’s work environment in a care home is changeable, demanding and fast paced. Productivity and risk management are becoming more dependent on effective communications between colleagues, managers and residents. A robust and reliable on-site or off-site mobility solution can be the key to increasing productivity by helping staff to be more effective in their work, and providing them with the tools they need to do their jobs. So whether you require an individual telephone system or a multi user telephone network, Incom Systems can provide you with the solution to your communications needs by utilising the latest in VoIP and DECT technology.

All care homes have assets that need to be protected from theft or burglary. There is also the issue of protecting the personal property of residents and staff. It is common that buildings that are secured by locks and keys often have their doors left unlocked all day. This opens up the possibility of opportunist theft and malicious damage.

Electronic access control provides the most efficient and convenient way of securing your building and assets, controlling who has access to your care home and when that access is allowed. Once an access control system is installed any door will lock on closure. Anyone without an access token or an identification card is unable to enter the care home or designated area. If necessary, doors may be set to unlock during a designated time frame or in an emergency.

By using staff attack you can protect your staff members in the care home during any violent attack. Staff can wear a discrete panic button, and press it during an emergency. This will then submit a signal to a central control which will identify the exact location of the incident, and appropriate assistance can then be arranged.

With up to date technical knowledge, a history of providing customer satisfaction and exceeding expectations, Incom Systems provide peace of mind to all their customers by offering technical support 24/7 365 days per year and providing call outs as required.

For further information please contact Incom Systems on 01924 267626 or info@incom.org.uk

www.incomsystems.org.uk

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