Industries — Healthcare
Waiting-room screens that reception never has to think about
A clinic screen has an unforgiving audience: people sitting in front of it for twenty minutes, twice a week. It has to be current, quiet, and never showing an error. Practice staff should be able to change it between patients, from one place, for every room.
On the screen
What a clinic actually puts up
Practice information
Which doctors are in today, billing and fee notices, flu clinic dates, and the after-hours number. Built from a template so it looks the same every time somebody edits it.
Health messaging
Supplied campaign video and PDFs from the PHN or a peak body. Drop a PDF in and it becomes a page deck with a set time per page, rather than a document nobody can read.
Something to watch
Weather, a clock, and news headlines from a feed you choose, so the loop does not feel like the same four slides. Muted by default, because a waiting room is not a lounge.
Why it works here
Built for sites with no IT staff
The clinic’s internet will drop
Images, video and PDF decks are downloaded to the screen before they play, so an outage looks like nothing at all to the people in the chairs. No error page, no blank screen.
One change, every room
Group the waiting room, the corridor and the second site together and they all update at once. Or give one screen its own playlist, if the physio wing needs different content.
No patient data
Signexa never connects to your practice software and holds no patient information. The screens play what you upload, and nothing else. Hosted in Australia.
One screen, one waiting room, one afternoon
Start with the room that gets the most complaints and add the rest once it is proving itself.