Public & Institutional
Access control for wards, pharmacies and staff areas, cameras at entrances and in garages, and fire systems kept in compliance. Harb has delivered systems for Virginia Kettering Hospital in Dayton and designs for facilities that never close.
Overview
A hospital or clinic has to welcome the public and protect the vulnerable at the same time. Harb designs access control so emergency departments, wards, pharmacies and staff corridors each have the right level of control, with an audit trail for every door.
Cameras cover entrances, waiting rooms, parking garages and loading areas without intruding on patient privacy. Installation is planned with facilities and clinical staff so care continues uninterrupted. Our case study on Virginia Kettering Hospital describes this kind of work.
Card and biometric readers with schedules and audit trails on every controlled door.
Cameras that cover public areas and emergency departments while respecting patient privacy.
Parking cameras, gates, plate capture and LED lighting for staff and visitor parking at all hours.
Panic buttons at desks, alarms on after-hours entrances and alerts to security staff.
Fire alarm systems designed, installed and inspected to healthcare code requirements.
Extra control and coverage for nurseries, behavioral units, records rooms and equipment storage.
What we install
Healthcare facilities usually combine all of these. Each card links to its product page.
Readers, locks and schedules across wards, pharmacies, labs and staff corridors, with full audit trails.
About access controlDome and multi-sensor cameras for entrances, corridors, emergency departments and garages.
About security camerasGates, plate capture and cameras for staff and visitor garages and surface lots.
About parking securityDuress buttons, after-hours intrusion alarms and alerts routed to your security office.
About alarm systemsFire alarm design, installation, testing and inspection coordination.
About fire alarm systemsLED lighting for garages, lots and walkways that improves safety and camera footage.
About led lightingThe same four steps as every Harb project, planned so no door or camera is down unexpectedly.
We walk the facility with your security, facilities and clinical leads, review existing systems and note patient-privacy and infection-control requirements.
We choose commercial-grade equipment for your building, mark every device on a plan and price it clearly, so you know exactly what you are getting.
Crews work in phases and coordinate every cutover with unit staff, so existing doors and cameras keep working until the new ones are proven.
We walk your team through the system, hand over documentation and stay on call for service, upgrades and expansions.
Case studies
HospitalDayton, OH
Hospitals run every hour of every day, and their security and fire systems have to meet standards most buildings never face. Harb installed and maintains cameras, access control and fire alarm systems for the Virginia Kettering Hospital campus in Dayton.
FAQ
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Yes. Harb delivered systems for Virginia Kettering Hospital in Dayton. The case study on this page describes that work.
Yes. Two-factor readers, tighter schedules and cameras on those doors are standard in our healthcare designs.
We phase the work with unit managers, follow the facility's infection-control procedures and keep existing systems running until the new ones are proven.
Yes. Gates, plate capture, cameras and LED lighting for garages and lots are all Harb product lines.
Yes. The same approach scales down to urgent care centers, medical offices and senior living facilities.
Public & Institutional
Terminals, ramps, garages and roadways, installed around live operations.
Public & Institutional
Controlled doors, secure vestibules and screening for districts and churches.
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