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RFID for hospitals.

Let clinical staff focus on patients, not on chasing down equipment. RFID on AssetWorx! makes mobile medical assets self-reporting — so time goes to care, not the hunt.

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Hospitals · Clinics · Labs · Sterile processing

Time back for care

Staff focus on work, not the hunt.

In a hospital, time spent searching for a pump, a wheelchair, or a laptop-on-wheels is time taken from patients. RFID makes equipment self-reporting, so staff spend their hours on care.

Clinicians moving a patient bed down a hospital corridor
Handheld RFID reader scanning tagged equipment
Passive RFID

Faster counts, cleaner records.

Passive UHF and a handheld reader turn a periodic inventory into a few minutes' work — and passive tags handle jobs unique to a hospital.

  • Speed periodic inventories — a handheld and passive tags on stationary equipment (like computers) count a room in minutes.
  • Automate sanitation monitoring — track cleaning status through the cycle.
  • Special tags for surgical tools — built to survive caustic chemicals and the high heat of an autoclave.
  • Better compliance — a current, accurate record you can stand behind.
Active V-Tag

Location where cabling can't reach.

Hospital buildings dampen RF, and running cabling to fixed readers everywhere is cost-prohibitive. V-Tag Fixed-Location tags form a self-healing mesh instead — no wiring — and route reports back to AssetWorx!.

  • No wiring — Fixed-Location tags form a self-healing Zigbee mesh.
  • Upload facility maps — search AssetWorx! to locate assets at zone level.
  • Zone-level location, hands-free — the mesh settles in about 3–4 minutes.
  • Longer read range than passive — fewer read points to cover a floor.
Facility floor plan showing zone-level asset locations
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Let's give your staff their time back.

Tell us your departments and what you need to track — we'll spec passive tags, a handheld, and V-Tag mesh, and quote it.

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