With WildPackets healthcare solutions, network managers know for certain that their network is secure and performing optimally. And healthcare professionals can focus on providing better care instead of wondering if they’re going to lose connectivity as they travel throughout the premises.

To deliver the best patient care, healthcare organizations rely on highly accessible networks – networks that have both wired and wireless segments. And, in healthcare facilities, the network – with the proliferation of wireless devices, such as laptops, Computers on Wheels (COWs), dual-mode phones, patient IDs, nurse call systems, and more – is under increased strain.

Complicating a network manager's job is the expectation of seamless access to services – regardless of device or location – by patients, doctors, and nurses as they move throughout the facilities. Unfortunately users are mobile, while access points (APs) are stationary. All of which increases service disruptions and distracts healthcare professionals from their primary mission – treating the sick – and complicates your ability to troubleshoot the disruptions quickly as data is not on a single AP or single channel.

Healthcare Organizations Need Secure, Highly Accessible Networks

As technology continues to evolve rapidly and new wireless devices and applications arrive, networking professionals will be racing to keep up with system interoperability concerns; throughput, reliability, and security issues; as well as HIPAA-compliant security.

WildPackets wireless performance monitoring and analysis solutions give network managers the troubleshooting and analysis tools they need to keep networks running smoothly and securely. Unlike most solutions which can miss up to 90% of wireless traffic, WildPackets analyzers capture all wireless traffic in real-time across multiple Access Points (APs) and multiple channels.

WildPackets solutions deliver:

• Real-time expert analysis for rapid troubleshooting
• Remote segment analysis, enabling troubleshooting and optimizing network segments on other floors and in remote buildings
• Support for both wired and wireless technologies
• Analysis and logging that aids network security and forensics