Hospital and EMT Market:

The hospital market is where the EasyView got its start where security and reliability is a must. Since then it has been utilized to solve medication and equipment security needs in all departments of the hospital in hospitals across the U.S.A. - including some of the most prestigious hospitals in the U.S.A. Here are just a few applications for our products:

• Conveniently secure medications and equipment on the top of anesthesia carts in order to be compliant for inspections.
• Provide security in patient rooms for patient's personal belongings and personal medications. The electronic lock EasyView is ideal for a patient to easily enter a personal combination while staying at the hospital, once they check out the next patient can enter their personal combination, and so on. If the personal combination is forgotten, a nurse can access the unit with the electronic lock master key or the key override lock.
• The EasyView can be used to compliment an automated drug delivery system (i.e. Pyxis, Omni Cell, Accudose, etc). Once the medication is dispensed the EasyView is used to securely transport or store medication until it is administered. Here the EasyView can be permanently mounted throughout the hospital (including patient rooms) or the portable feature can be utilized.
• For hospitals that do not have nor can afford an automated drug delivery system, the EasyView along with existing barcode scanner technology can be utilized as a complete cost effective medication management solution. Click here to see Medication Management Solution presentation.
• Anywhere in the hospital where a clear view of inventory is needed and security is a must. The EasyView saves time and money. One of our customers reported it costs them $300 every time they need to unlock carts and cabinets looking for medications and/or equipment. They have installed the EasyView and now they can clearly see the secured medication and equipment at all times - it has paid for itself in less than one use!
• Ambulance and emergency response. Medication can now securely follow a patient once they arrive at the hospital.