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Hospitals and doctor’s offices are full of expensive lab equipment and narcotic medications. As these items are valuable on the black market, boost building security to prevent theft. To prepare to discuss solutions with a locksmith, below are security features commonly found in these facilities. 

3 Security Features for Doctor’s Offices & Hospitals

1. Video Surveillance 

When employees and visitors know their actions are being filmed, they’re less likely to steal. To prevent theft and other crimes, have a locksmith install video surveillance cameras at exits and nurses’ stations and in hallways, pharmacies, and restricted-access areas. Security guards can monitor real-time footage for suspicious behavior to prevent incidents. If crimes occur, reviewing footage will aid investigations and bring offenders to justice.

2. Access Control Keypads

locksmithsPlace access control keypads on doors to labs, medication storage rooms, and any other areas where access should be restricted. They allow admittance only of authorized personnel by requiring unique codes to be entered on keypads. Keypads eliminate the risk of keys ending up in the wrong hands. Codes can be deactivated and reprogrammed when employees are dismissed or transfer jobs. 

3. Environmental Monitoring Sensors

In addition to keyless entry locks, medication storage rooms need environmental monitoring sensors. Many pharmaceuticals must be kept cool to remain effective. Sensors can activate alarms when temperatures rise above or fall below desired settings. Personnel will know immediately if adjustments should be made.

 

To keep your doctor’s office or hospital secure, contact the insured locksmiths at Central Safe & Lock LLC in Fairfield, OH. Serving residential and commercial clients in northern Cincinnati and southern Dayton since 2003, they have over 20 years of experience. They’re qualified to provide lock repair, equipment installation, and other high-security solutions that reduce potential risks. For a consultation, call (513) 884-1870. To learn more about the equipment they carry and install, visit them online.

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