R.D. Jukes – Part of Ventro provides specialist nurse, patient and staff call systems designed to support effective communication, patient care and staff safety across healthcare and care environments.
With extensive experience working within hospitals and other live healthcare settings, our teams can install and integrate nurse call, patient call, staff safety, disabled refuge and WC alarm systems as part of new installations, refurbishment programmes and wider electrical projects.
Supporting Safer Healthcare Environments
Nurse and patient call systems provide an essential connection between patients, clinical teams and support staff. Systems need to be reliable, accessible and appropriate for the environment in which they operate, while allowing staff to respond effectively when assistance is required.
R.D. Jukes works with healthcare organisations to deliver solutions suited to individual facilities and their operational requirements. This can include audio and non-audio nurse call systems, patient call points, staff assistance and safety systems, disabled WC alarms, disabled refuge systems and other monitoring and alert solutions.
Working in Live & Operational Healthcare Environments
Delivering electrical and communication systems within hospitals and care environments requires careful planning. Clinical services often need to remain operational throughout the works, with access, infection control, patient safety and continuity of service all requiring consideration.
Our teams are experienced in working within live healthcare environments and coordinate closely with estates teams, clinical departments and other stakeholders to plan installations around the needs of the facility. Works can be phased and scheduled around operational requirements to minimise disruption to patients, staff and essential services.
From Design to Completion
R.D. Jukes can support nurse, patient and staff call projects from initial requirements and system design through to installation, integration, testing, commissioning and final handover.
We begin by understanding the environment, existing infrastructure and operational needs of the client before developing an appropriate solution. Our teams then coordinate the installation and commissioning process, ensuring systems are thoroughly tested and ready for use before handover.
Where call systems form part of a wider refurbishment, new build or electrical infrastructure programme, R.D. Jukes can also coordinate their delivery alongside other specialist electrical services, providing clients with a joined-up approach to project delivery.
Who is this service for?
Our nurse, patient and staff call services are particularly suited to organisations responsible for healthcare, assisted living and specialist care environments where dependable communication and rapid access to assistance are essential.
We support NHS Trusts, hospitals, healthcare estates teams, residential and nursing homes, specialist care facilities and other organisations responsible for environments supporting patients and vulnerable building users.
Our experience across complex healthcare estates also makes us well placed to support both individual projects and larger programmes of upgrades across multiple departments, buildings or sites.
Integrating with Wider Building Systems
Nurse and patient call systems rarely operate in isolation. Depending on the requirements of the facility, their installation may need to be coordinated with electrical infrastructure, standby power, fire and security systems, data cabling and other building services.
As a specialist electrical contractor with a broad range of in-house capabilities, R.D. Jukes can coordinate these requirements as part of a wider programme of works. This helps simplify project delivery while ensuring consideration is given to the infrastructure supporting critical systems.
What types of call systems can you install?
Can you work within operational hospitals?
Can you upgrade an existing nurse call system?
Can you deliver call systems as part of a wider electrical project?
Do you work across large healthcare estates?