A manual barrier and blocked entrances
- An ambulance waits for the barrier to be lifted
- Visitors park for free and chaotically
- Staff spaces are taken by outsiders
- No trace and no report
Ambulances and staff enter with priority - instantly. Visitors use paid parking with a clear tariff. Rivikon orders the flow at the entrance, without a barrier attendant and without chaos.
At a hospital you have to guarantee instant access for emergency vehicles and manage a large flow of visitors at the same time - often on a limited number of spaces.
Ambulances and marked vehicles are recognised and enter instantly, with priority. The emergency entrance can also be permanently open on a schedule.
Reception links the appointment to the patient and issues the right for the stay - a patient with an appointment doesn't pay and doesn't look for vouchers.
Doctors and staff enter without intervention; reserved zones for staff only. A vehicle and an RFID card - in one employee profile.
Flexible tariffs with a long grace period - for example the first 60 minutes free for short visits - and a fee on exit.
Not just the barrier: RFID or PIN for critical doors (ICU, drug store) with a full audit of who entered - parking and building access in one.
Occupancy and revenue by zone and period, plus an audit for compliance - who entered the critical zones and which operator changed what.
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No. Emergency vehicles are on a standing whitelist and the barrier starts as soon as the camera recognises them. The emergency entrance can also be permanently open on a schedule.
Your decision. Reception can issue free access for the time of the appointment in a few clicks - a patient with an appointment doesn't pay and doesn't look for vouchers.
Yes. One system protects both the barriers and the doors - a vehicle for the car park and an RFID card or PIN for critical doors (ICU, drug store), with a full audit of who entered and when.
Configurable. You can set a long grace period - for example the first 60 minutes free - so that short visits and dropping off a patient are not charged.