Hospitals are facing an escalating number of threats, ranging from theft and patient generated violence to tragic active shooter incidents. To pinpoint your hospital’s most pressing risks, our team starts with a comprehensive risk assessment. During that assessment, we evaluate the impact your security systems have on your hospital’s safety, patient experience, and operational performance. By engaging independent experts to conduct this analysis, you will have confidence that your greatest opportunities for improvement are being identified.

During our budget audit, we uncover where hidden costs are draining dollars from your hospital’s budget. Typically, these expenses involve licensing overcharges, unused warranties, overlapping service costs, operational inefficiencies,  system repairs, and excessive maintenance fees. We determine what improvement efforts will have the most significant impact and identify strategic capital investments that will reduce on-going operational expenses. We often uncover contracts that can be renegotiated to provide immediate savings and warranty coverages that can be utilized to eliminate system repair costs.

Following a complete systems assessment and a budget audit, our team develops a risks and savings report that shows where you are most vulnerable and what cost savings opportunities there are for your hospital.

The report includes:

• Listing of your current risks, threats, and vulnerabilities rated by severity
• Cost savings opportunities for each system ranked by potential savings amount
• Improvement recommendations based on level of effort and level of impact

The capital plan and implementation roadmap pave the way for you to move from outdated systems with hidden costs to cutting edge systems that give your patients and staff the protection they deserve.

Using our assessment findings, we develop a security technology capital plan and implementation roadmap that will provide the best return on investment for your hospital. Reducing your operational expenses, retaining staff, and providing a better patient experience is possible if you give your team the right system tools.