Hospital video analytics that spot falls, protect maternity wards, ease emergency department crowding and keep patient footage private on your own servers.
Few places are harder to secure than a hospital. It never closes. Patients, staff and visitors move constantly through lobbies, wards, theatres and restricted areas. Traditional hospital CCTV focuses on theft, vandalism and break ins.
The bigger risks are elsewhere: a patient who falls with nobody in the room, a stranger near the nursery, an emergency department that fills faster than staff can cope. When staff are stretched and the cost of a missed moment is high, AI that watches every camera without tiring becomes a real ally to clinical and security teams.
Patient falls are among the most common harmful events in hospitals. Many happen when the patient is alone, in a room, a bathroom or a corridor, and nobody knows until the next check.
Visylix pose estimation spots a fall as it happens, when a person goes from standing or sitting to lying on the floor. It alerts the nursing station at once with the exact location and live video. Fall detection is switched on per camera, and the sensitivity is set by the ward team.
It can also prevent falls. An intrusion zone drawn around a bed alerts staff when an at risk patient gets up, so a nurse can be there before the patient takes a step. Fall prevention moves from reacting to anticipating.
Clinical staff lose time walking between departments, hunting for equipment and waiting for lifts. Heat maps and person tracking show where that time really goes. Managers can move equipment, adjust shifts and redesign routes so more time goes to patients.
Crowd detection and unique person counting give a live view of waiting areas in the emergency department, radiology and pharmacy. When a waiting area passes the level you set, Visylix alerts extra staff and can push the event to hospital systems through signed webhooks. Decisions follow real numbers, not guesswork.
Maternity, intensive care and psychiatric units each need their own access rules. Visylix lets administrators set rules area by area. Face recognition can alert security to a person on a watchlist, raised for an operator to confirm. Tailgating detection catches people following others through secure doors, and can be checked against badge swipes from your access control system.
Visylix connects natively to Brivo, LenelS2, HID, AMAG and Genea/Openpath, plus a generic connector, so video and door events appear together. For maternity wards, person tracking and intrusion detection combine into layered protection that alerts nurses and security the moment someone moves where they should not near the nursery. Every event is logged for audit.
Radha, the AI copilot, makes follow up fast. Ask "who entered the neonatal unit after 10 pm?" and it pulls up the events and footage.
Hospital video often shows patients, which can make it protected health information under rules such as HIPAA in the United States. Any VMS in a hospital needs tight access control, full audit logging and retention that follows your policy.
Visylix runs on premise, so all video stays inside the hospital network and is never sent to outside servers. 46 permissions across 4 roles let you limit who sees what, such as restricting theatre footage to surgical staff. Every viewing is recorded in a tamper evident audit trail. Exported clips can have faces and custom areas redacted. For hospitals that need total isolation, Visylix runs fully air gapped with no outside connection and nothing lost in capability.
Visylix is engineered for the frameworks hospitals are audited against, so your compliance team gets the controls and records it needs.
Yes. Visylix pose estimation spots the change from standing or sitting to lying on the floor and alerts the nursing station with the location and live video. It is switched on per camera, sensitivity is set by the ward, and bed zones can warn staff when an at risk patient gets up, before a fall happens.
Visylix is engineered for the frameworks hospitals are audited against. It runs on premise so video never leaves the hospital network, offers 46 permissions across 4 roles, records every viewing in a tamper evident audit trail, enforces retention and redacts faces on export. It can also run fully air gapped.
Heat maps and person tracking show where staff time really goes, exposing equipment, lift and routing bottlenecks. Live occupancy in emergency, radiology and pharmacy waiting areas triggers staffing alerts when the level you set is passed, and events can flow to hospital systems by webhook.
Yes. Rules are set area by area for maternity, intensive care, psychiatric units and general floors. Face recognition watchlist alerts, tailgating detection checked against badge swipes, and intrusion detection combine with native access control connections to Brivo, LenelS2, HID, AMAG and Genea/Openpath.