Bringing RFID solutions to hospitals
Hospitals rely on the availability of assets, such as beds, medical equipment and sterile goods, to deliver an efficient service to their patients. Being able to locate and identify the status of an asset is, or should be, critical to modern hospital operations. Our RFID solutions for healthcare are a natural evolution for hospitals and the futureproofing of their business operations.

Discover our X-Tracking™ use cases
Bed Tracking
Bed tracking and bed management are both crucial in hospitals. Learn about the difference and how to maximize your hospitals bed utilization.

Sterile Goods Tracking
Efficient sterile goods management is critical in hospitals to ensure timely patient care. Learn how to minimize delays and optimize efficiency

Medical Devices Tracking
Tracking mobile medical devices is crucial in busy hospital environments. Categorizing devices based on risk helps prioritize their management.

Safety Equipment Tracking
Safety equipment in hospitals. Efficient tracking of these items ensures safe mobility and minimizes the risk of infections.

Key benefits of real-time hospital tracking
- Improves real-time information that can be accessed from multiple devices 24/7
- Reduces time spent searching for medical devices and beds
- Increase utilization rates of medical device fleet
- Fewer missing assets avoids unnecessary procurement
- Reduces patient wait times and appointment cancellations
- Improves preparation for incoming patients in A&E
- Streamlines maintenance of equipment
- Maintains accurate location data records for safety equipment.
- Helps achieve and maintain regulatory compliance
- Supports infection control and improves patient safety
- Provides access to live and historic data that can be used to predict demand and inform planning, budgeting, and resource provision
How does RFID hospital asset tracking work?
Medical equipment is labelled with RFID tags and, as the equipment moves around different areas of the hospital, the tags interact with ceiling mounted RFID antennas and grids of installed nodes at logistical points throughout the hospital. Assets can also be detected using handheld readers. X-Tracking™ then manages and consolidates the data to automatically track and update the status of the hospital assets in real time.
Whether tracking beds, sterile goods, medical devices or safety equipment, X-Tracking™ operates in the same way, providing visibility of assets, enabling staff to easily locate specific equipment and identify devices that are due their planned preventative maintenance.
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Draw inspiration from a case story
Aarhus University Hospital implements the largest RFID tracking solution in the world
AUH’s vision was to create an environment that allowed staff to easily locate assets, equipment, and resources through an accessible IT-based solution. Lyngsoe Systems have vast experience and provided a comprehensive RTLS (real-time location system) tracking platform with identification technology such as barcode RFID, Wi-Fi, and BLE. The RTLS software was integrated with the Columna Service Logistics from Systematic and delivered a hospital-wide RTLS solution.

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Setting New Standards in Patient Safety
Scan4Safety, the £12m UK healthcare initiative launched in 2016, uses barcode and RFID technology compliant with GS1 standards to enhance patient safety and operational efficiency. Early results show potential savings of up to £1bn for the NHS over seven years. Learn more.
What are GS1 Standards?
GS1 standards in healthcare facilitate accurate identification, data capture, and sharing of medical products, devices, and patients. They enhance patient safety, supply chain efficiency, and regulatory compliance for healthcare organizations. Learn all you need to know.