Sonitor helps healthcare organisations create safer, smarter and more efficient working environments for nurses and clinical teams through real-time location intelligence, inventory management and workflow automation. With more than 25 years of healthcare experience, our solutions address everyday challenges – from improving staff safety and finding critical equipment to reducing manual tasks and improving the flow of care.

Staff Safety and Duress enables nurses and other healthcare professionals to quickly call for assistance, while automatically communicating their precise location so colleagues or security teams know exactly where help is needed.

Asset Tracking and Management provides real-time visibility of critical mobile equipment such as infusion and syringe pumps, patient monitors, beds, wheelchairs, hoists, portable ultrasound and ECG machines, respiratory equipment and other essential clinical assets. Nurses spend less time searching for equipment and can quickly see what is available and where it is located, while organisations gain valuable insight into equipment utilisation and movement – supporting better operational and investment decisions.

Sonitor also enables Nurse Call automation, using precise room-level location to recognise caregiver presence, streamline call workflows and capture response information. This can reduce manual interactions while providing valuable insight into service delivery.

Our workflow solutions use real-time location and events to automate actions and notifications across the patient journey, helping improve coordination between clinical and operational teams and eliminate unnecessary process steps.

Sonitor’s Inventory Management System provides greater visibility and control of clinical supplies, supporting stock availability, traceability and more efficient procurement. Sonitor is also an awarded supplier on the NHS Supply Chain Scan4Safety framework for Inventory Management and Point-of-Care solutions.

Together, Sonitor’s solutions help healthcare organisations protect nurses and other staff, reduce non-clinical workload, improve resource utilisation and streamline care delivery – giving care teams more time to focus on patients.