RF Technologies completes installation of Safe Place Infant and Pediatric Security Solution for Baptist Memorial

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RF Technologies®, a leading provider of radio frequency identification monitoring systems and healthcare security solutions, announces it has completed installation of its Safe Place® Infant and Pediatric Security Solution for Baptist Memorial Health Care. The health care system, serving locations throughout the Mid-South, delivers approximately 10,000 babies a year at eight affiliate hospitals that provide obstetric care.

The infant security system adds a new layer of high-technology comfort to patients and families. "Regardless of hospital size, we've found Safe Place completely meets our needs for infant monitoring, security and safety," said Tommy Pollard, Manager of Corporate Contracts at Baptist Memorial Health Care. He said that Baptist Memorial chose Safe Place over three other vendors' offerings when it made the decision to upgrade its security systems two years ago.

"RF Technologies demonstrated their commitment to meeting our needs through an exhaustive evaluation of Baptist Memorial's existing monitoring system," Pollard explained. "They listened to us when we identified challenging issues, then they developed and presented solutions that are appropriate for each of the hospitals."

The Safe Place system helps prevent abduction of infant patients by sounding an alarm and locking all area doors and elevators if a baby is moved without authorization. Staff can easily monitor the infants via computer software that alerts them to any attempt to tamper with infant transmitters.

"The system is extremely user friendly, and we love the Virtual Private Network, an invaluable three-way remote monitoring system that identifies problems and automatically determines whether workflow is being handled correctly," Pollard added.  

In addition to the advanced technology the company offers, Baptist Memorial appreciates the collaborative approach that RF Technologies has taken in addressing concerns. Kathleen Strausser, OB Advanced Practice Specialist at Baptist Memorial said, "Every person that represented RF Technologies – from sales, installation, clinical staff, even the president – was very responsive."

"They provide a local technician close to each hospital, plus 24/7 phone technical support," Strausser said. "They have also been proactive in their efforts to educate staff about the system and its performance. I appreciate that they have made themselves so accountable for the service they provide."

"We're excited that Baptist Memorial has chosen to continue its partnership with RF Technologies by upgrading its systems to safeguard their infant patients," stated David Barden, National Sales Director for RF Technologies. "We have been working side by side with their staff throughout the installation and training process, and our team remains committed to providing ongoing support and service with the technology as well as with clinical protocol and processes."

"This process has evolved into a true success story," Pollard asserted. "Thanks to our collaboration with RF Technologies, our eight obstetrics hospitals have advanced infant tracking and monitoring technology, expert service and support, and peace of mind."

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