Healthcare security

Protect care.
Respect privacy.

Connected video surveillance for hospitals, clinics, emergency departments and healthcare campuses — balancing security requirements with patient dignity and operational continuity.

Emergency Pharmacy Wards Campus

Security meets patient care

Always operational.
Never intrusive.

Healthcare facilities operate around the clock with vulnerable patients, high-value pharmaceuticals and stressed staff. Security must protect without obstructing care delivery or compromising patient privacy.

01

Patient safety

Vulnerable patients — elderly, paediatric, psychiatric — require discreet monitoring that protects without surveillance overreach.

02

Drug and asset security

Pharmacies, drug stores and equipment rooms are high-value targets requiring access verification and tamper awareness.

03

Staff and visitor risks

Emergency departments, waiting areas and car parks see aggression, theft and unauthorised access that puts staff and patients at risk.

Privacy-aware surveillance

Designed for the full
healthcare campus.

From emergency triage to pharmacy storage, from corridors to car parks, Mactra connects visual oversight with healthcare-specific workflows that respect patient dignity.

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Emergency coverage

Emergency department monitoring

Maintain awareness across triage areas, waiting rooms and ambulance bays where aggression, overcrowding and security incidents are most likely.

  • Triage and waiting area coverage
  • Ambulance bay monitoring
  • Aggression and incident alerts
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High-value protection

Pharmacy & drug storage

Protect controlled substances and pharmaceutical inventory with access-event correlation, tamper detection and after-hours monitoring.

  • Controlled substance access logs
  • Storage room tamper alerts
  • After-hours access verification
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Patient area awareness

Ward & corridor oversight

Provide corridor-level and common-area coverage that supports staff safety and patient protection while maintaining privacy-compliant camera placement.

  • Corridor and common area coverage
  • Privacy-zone masking
  • Staff duress awareness
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Perimeter protection

Campus perimeter & parking

Secure hospital grounds, car parks, loading docks and facility perimeters with intrusion detection and after-hours monitoring.

  • Car park and grounds coverage
  • Perimeter intrusion alerts
  • Loading dock oversight

From event to action

Make response
clear and repeatable.

Healthcare security must balance urgency with sensitivity. The right platform helps teams detect, verify and respond to incidents while respecting the care environment.

01

OBSERVE

Cameras cover emergency areas, pharmacies, corridors, perimeters and public zones across the campus.

02

DETECT

Access violations, after-hours activity and aggression indicators surface through defined alert rules.

03

VERIFY

Operators confirm events with live and recorded context before escalating to security or clinical teams.

04

RESPOND

Teams escalate, document and preserve evidence while minimising disruption to patient care.

Operational outcomes

Safer care.
Stronger oversight.

01

Patient protectionDiscreet, privacy-aware coverage protects vulnerable patients without compromising dignity.

02

Asset accountabilityAccess-event correlation and tamper detection protect pharmaceuticals, equipment and controlled substances.

03

Staff safetyAggression awareness and duress monitoring support frontline healthcare workers in high-risk areas.

04

Incident responseStructured evidence workflows help teams investigate and document incidents quickly and accurately.

Frequently Asked Questions

Camera placement avoids patient rooms and private care areas. Privacy masking, role-based access and defined viewing permissions ensure compliance with healthcare privacy requirements.
Yes. Access-event correlation links video with entry logs for controlled substance areas, providing auditable records of who accessed what and when.
Cameras in emergency departments, corridors and isolated areas provide visual awareness that helps security teams respond to aggression or duress situations faster.
Yes. The architecture supports centralized monitoring across multiple buildings, departments and outdoor areas from one unified platform.