Hospitals, clinics and nursing homes

Every call answered, and you can see who answered.

Patient call buttons, camera-free bathroom alerts, staff SOS, fridge monitoring and equipment tags on one platform. Built for small private hospitals, clinics, maternity homes and nursing homes.

LankaTrack Ward BNight shift ยท 3 nurses
Today

๐Ÿ”” Patient call: Room 12, Bed 2.

๐Ÿ™‹ Nurse Dilani is responding.

๐Ÿšฟ Long stay: Room 7 bathroom occupied 25 min, no movement for 6 min.

๐Ÿ™‹ Nurse Kasun is responding.

โœ… Resolved by Kasun. Patient OK.

What you get

Patient safety and staff safety, together

Use one part or all of it. Everything runs on the same platform, the same app and the same alerts.

Patient call buttons

A button by each bed and in each bathroom. One press rings the nurses on duty, shows the room and bed, and shows who is responding.

Bathroom long-stay alerts

A camera-free radar senses whether someone in the bathroom is moving or still. Too long, or no movement? The nurses are alerted.

Staff SOS

Night shifts, A&E or a difficult visitor. A wearable button rings the response team with the exact room.

Vaccine and pharmacy fridges

Out-of-range and power-cut alerts for vaccine, blood and pharmacy fridges, with logs ready for inspections.

Equipment tags

Know which ward the wheelchairs, pumps and monitors are in, and get an alert if one leaves the building.

Shift attendance

Card check-in for every shift, sent straight to your payroll or HR system. Fingerprint terminals are coming soon.

How a call works

From button press to bedside, with nothing missed

  1. A patient presses the buttonThe unit beeps to confirm the call went out, so the patient knows help has been called.
  2. Every nurse on duty is alertedA loud alarm in the app on each nurse's phone, with the room, the bed and the time.
  3. The first nurse acceptsEveryone sees who is responding, so nobody wonders whether someone is already on the way.
  4. No answer? It escalatesIf nobody accepts within a minute, the ward sister or duty manager is alerted too, then everyone.
  5. Resolved, and recordedEach call is closed with a note. You get response times by ward and by shift.

Response times you can show

Every call is logged: when it was made, who accepted it and how long it took. See averages by ward and shift, and spot the night when one ward was short-staffed.

1 m 48 sAverage response, Ward B
42Calls this week
0Calls missed

Example figures.

Always checked

Know the system works before a patient needs it

A call button with a flat battery fails silently. LankaTrack checks every link all the time and warns you the moment one breaks.

Safety chainLive: every link must be green for an SOS to reach your team
  1. SOS buttons4/4heard recently
  2. Gateways4/4listening 24/7
  3. Alert serverOnlinehealth check just now
  4. People reachable2/2every phone rings

Low battery and "not heard" warnings

Every button and tag reports its battery, and silent ones are flagged before they're needed.

Keeps working in a power cut

Ward gateways have battery backup, and calls can fall back to SMS when the internet is down.

Private by design

No cameras and no audio recording. The radar senses movement only, so it's acceptable in bathrooms.

Where it's used

Made for smaller healthcare settings

Big hospital systems are expensive and slow to install. LankaTrack fits a 20-bed hospital or a 10-room nursing home, and is priced to match.

Small private hospitals

Patient calls, bathroom alerts and staff SOS across every ward.

Clinics and channelling centres

Staff safety, fridge monitoring and equipment tags.

Maternity homes

Bedside call buttons and bathroom alerts for mothers recovering after birth.

Nursing and care homes

Call buttons and camera-free bathroom alerts for residents, with night-shift SOS for staff.

LankaTrack is a safety and alert system. It is not a medical device and does not replace clinical monitoring or medical judgement.

Hospitals and clinics FAQ

Is this a nurse call system?

It works as a patient call system: buttons by the bed and in bathrooms ring the nurses' phones with the room and bed, and show who is responding. It is a safety and alert system, not a certified medical device, and it does not replace clinical monitoring.

Can it detect falls?

We don't claim fall detection. A camera-free radar alerts the nurses when someone stays in a bathroom unusually long or stops moving, which is often how a fall is found. The time limits are set per room.

What do we need to install?

A small gateway in each ward or group of rooms, connected to your Wi-Fi with battery backup, plus the call buttons, radar units and tags you choose. Mobile-network backup is available. Nurses use the LankaTrack app on their phones.

How is it priced?

By the number of beds, rooms and staff. Most places start with one ward. Message us on WhatsApp for a quote.

Start with one ward

Tell us how many beds, rooms and staff you have. We'll suggest a simple setup for one ward and send you a price on WhatsApp.