Resilient infrastructure for always-on clinical and administrative operations.
Segmented access, dependable connectivity and endpoint support for environments where systems need to stay available around the clock.

Layer mix
Operational realities
What actually creates pressure here
The conditions that decide whether infrastructure holds up in this environment.
- 01Clinical and administrative systems need to stay available with minimal disruption.
- 02Sensitive patient and administrative data requires segmented network access.
- 03Surveillance and access control need to cover both patient areas and restricted zones appropriately.
- 04Endpoint devices are numerous and used by staff across shifts, requiring consistent support.
- 05Backup and recovery planning matters more than in most environments, given the cost of downtime.
- 06Appointments, pharmacy, laboratory and billing systems come from many vendors and need to be joined up and tracked.
The site, in 3D
Systems that keep a hospital running
Wards, emergency entrances and critical areas served by resilient networks, cameras and access control.
- Wards
- Emergency entrance
- Critical care
- Helipad
Real-time 3D illustration of a typical site, not a specific client project.
Solution mix
Recommended solution bundle
The layers that most often work together in this environment — designed as one system, not bought separately.

CCTV and Video Surveillance
Surveillance systems designed around coverage, retention and reliable operations.
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Cybersecurity and Firewalls
Practical security controls that fit the network, users and operational risk.
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Device Care, Refurbishment and Data Recovery
Repair, upgrade and refurbishment of IT equipment, data recovery, and secure disposal.
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Managed IT and AMC
Reliable day-to-day IT operations with clear ownership and preventive care.
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Networking and Connectivity
Networks engineered for coverage, segmentation, visibility and growth.
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Servers, Cloud and Data Centre
Compute, storage, backup and facility foundations planned as one lifecycle.
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Software, Web and Talent
Websites, web and mobile apps, ERP and HR systems, and the engineers to build and run them.
ExploreCapability catalogue
What we can set up for this environment
92 capabilities, scoped, sourced and delivered under one contract. Search for the exact term you use.
92 capabilities
Hospital and clinic applications15
Applications built or integrated around how your hospital or clinic actually runs.
- Doctor appointment booking: web, mobile app, WhatsApp and kiosk
- Online and walk-in queue and token management
- Tele-consultation and video visits
- Patient registration, OPD and IPD workflow
- Hospital information system (HIS) and clinic management system integration
- Electronic medical record (EMR) and electronic health record (EHR) integration
- Patient mobile app: reports, prescriptions, bills and reminders
- Doctor mobile app: schedule, patient history and approvals
- Visiting-doctor and consultant scheduling across rooms and branches
- Nurse call and ward-management support
- Prescription, e-prescription and medicine-reminder workflows
- Pharmacy management and point of sale
- Insurance, TPA and cashless claim workflow support
- Discharge summary and document generation
- Management dashboards for occupancy, revenue and turnaround
Pharmacy and multi-vendor supply tracking10
- Pharmaceutical multi-vendor supplier master and rate comparison
- Purchase order, goods receipt and invoice matching
- Batch, expiry and cold-chain tracking
- Stock-level alerts and automatic reorder suggestions
- Narcotic and scheduled-drug register support
- Vendor delivery and payment status tracking
- Consumables, implants and equipment inventory
- Barcode and RFID stock handling
- Return, damage and recall handling
- Spend and wastage reporting across departments
Laboratory, diagnostics and tie-up organisations10
- Laboratory information system (LIS) integration
- Sample collection, labelling and tracking
- Blood tests and diagnostic tie-ups with external laboratories
- Instant report delivery to doctor and patient by app, email or WhatsApp
- Analyser and machine interfacing (HL7 and ASTM)
- Radiology: PACS and RIS integration and DICOM image sharing
- Home sample-collection scheduling and phlebotomist tracking
- Report approval and digital signature workflow
- Critical-value alerts to the consulting doctor
- Referral and outsourced-test tracking and reconciliation
Accounts, billing and revenue tracking10
- Patient billing: OPD, IPD, pharmacy and laboratory
- Package, estimate and deposit management
- Insurance and corporate billing
- Doctor-fee and revenue-share calculation
- Payment gateways, UPI and point-of-sale integration
- Accounts integration with Tally, Zoho Books and ERP
- GST and statutory reporting support
- Audit trail for every bill, discount and refund
- Outstanding, TPA-pending and collection tracking
- Department-wise profitability reports
Patient data protection and access13
Patient records visible only to the consulting doctor and the patient, with every access recorded.
- Patient database encryption at rest and in transit
- Role-based and consent-based access: consulting doctor and patient only
- Break-glass emergency access with automatic audit and review
- Multi-factor authentication for clinical staff
- PHI handling on secure, private lines, aligned to global confidentiality practice
- HIPAA-aligned safeguards: access control, audit controls, integrity and transmission security
- Data-masking and de-identification for reporting and analytics
- Segregated networks for clinical, administrative, guest and medical-device traffic
- Secure VPN and private links between hospital, laboratory and tie-up organisations
- Data-loss prevention, email security and secure file sharing
- Immutable, encrypted backups with tested restore
- Retention, archival and secure disposal policy support
- Privacy notices and consent records aligned to the DPDP Act 2023
Hospital architecture and design for visiting doctors10
- Multi-design layouts for consulting suites used by visiting doctors
- Shared consulting rooms with quick-switch workstation profiles
- Reception, waiting and token-display design
- Low-voltage design: structured cabling, network, nurse call, CCTV and access
- Operation-theatre and ICU technology planning
- Wi-Fi design for wards, theatres and diagnostics
- Clinical-grade display and workstation specification
- Design coordination with architects, MEP and interior teams
- Phased fit-out for operating hospitals
- As-built drawings and asset register
Networking and connectivity for care8
- Redundant core, distribution and access networks
- Clinical Wi-Fi and roaming for mobile devices and carts
- VLAN segmentation for HIS, PACS, medical devices, CCTV and guests
- Real-time location tracking for assets and equipment
- Dual internet links and SD-WAN for multi-branch hospital groups
- Medical-device and IoMT network integration
- Structured cabling to hospital standards
- Telephony, IP phones and intercom
Surveillance, access and safety8
- CCTV for entrances, corridors, pharmacy, parking and restricted zones
- Privacy-aware camera placement in patient areas
- Access control for pharmacy, laboratory, OT, ICU and records
- Infant and patient-wandering protection systems
- Visitor management and pass printing
- Fire alarm, public address and emergency announcement integration
- Panic buttons and duress alarms
- Parking, ANPR and ambulance-bay management
Devices, uptime and support8
- Nursing-station and doctor workstation supply and care
- Rugged tablets and handhelds for wards
- Printers, label and wristband printers
- Server, storage and backup for hospital systems
- Disaster recovery planning and drills
- Annual maintenance with an agreed SOP and SLA
- Data recovery for diagnostic devices and local workstations
- Refresh planning and device refurbishment
Nothing listed under that term yet. If you need it, ask: we can usually source or deliver it through a specialist team. Tell us what you need.
Lifecycle path
New facilities need network segmentation and surveillance designed in from the start; established facilities more often need a security posture review or backup and recovery validation.
How we take this on
One contract. The right specialist for every part
Your project is wider than any single team. We scope all of it, source all of it and carry the responsibility for all of it.
- 01
Scope
We survey, size and specify against standards and your operating reality, not against a brochure.
- 02
Source
Any make, any model, from the manufacturer, distribution or registered importers. GST-compliant invoicing, warranty and returns handled for you.
- 03
Deliver
KINNEX engineers do the work we do every day. Where a job needs a specialist, we bring in the right expert team as a sub-order under your single contract.
- 04
Own
One scope, one SOP, one SLA and one point of accountability, whoever is on site.
Standards and terms
Standards we design to, and the terms you will hear
Specifications are written against recognised standards. Here is the vocabulary, in plain language.
- HIPAA Security and Privacy Rule safeguards (aligned)
- DPDP Act 2023 (India)
- HL7 v2 and FHIR (interoperability)
- DICOM (medical imaging)
- IHE profiles (integration)
- ABDM and Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission interfaces
- NABH information-management practices (aligned)
- ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO 27799 (health informatics security)
- NIST SP 800-66 (HIPAA implementation guidance)
- IEC 62304 and IEC 80001 (medical-device software and networks)
- ISO 15189 (medical laboratories) interfaces
- TIA-568 and ISO/IEC 11801 cabling
- PHI
- Protected health information: any record that links a person to their health, treatment or payment for care.
- HIPAA
- The US health-privacy law whose safeguards many international hospitals use as a benchmark for protecting patient data.
- HIS, EMR and EHR
- Hospital information system, electronic medical record and electronic health record: the software that holds patient and operational data.
- LIS, RIS and PACS
- Systems for the laboratory, radiology workflow and radiology images.
- HL7, FHIR and DICOM
- Standards that let hospital systems, labs and imaging devices exchange data.
- IoMT
- Internet of medical things: networked monitors, pumps and devices that must be kept on a separate, protected network.
- Break-glass access
- Emergency access to a record by someone who normally cannot see it, always logged and reviewed afterwards.
- TPA
- Third-party administrator that processes insurance claims for hospitals.
- ABDM
- India's digital health mission, which defines patient health IDs and record-sharing interfaces.
- SOP and SLA
- The documented procedures for running and supporting the systems, and the response targets agreed for them.
Brands
Any make. Sourced, supplied and supported
We specify against your requirement and standards, then source the right product from the manufacturer, distribution or registered importers. Delivered, installed and supported under one contract.
Healthcare technology
Imaging, clinical systems, nurse call, hospital information systems and interoperability.
Siemens Healthineers
Fujifilm
Agfa
Oracle Health
InterSystems
Baxter
Medtronic
Hologic
Canon Medical
Samsung Medison
Nihon Kohden
Masimo
Dräger
Meditech
OpenMRS
Zebra Technologies
Honeywell
Cisco
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Aruba
Hikvision
Dahua
Bosch
- Philips
- GE HealthCare
- Carestream
- Ascom
- Rauland
- Epic
- Stryker
- Mindray
- Hill-Rom
- Cerner
- Allscripts
- athenahealth
- eClinicalWorks
- Orthanc
- DCM4CHE
- Ruckus Networks
- Imprivata
- Vocera
- Spok
- Jeron
- Tunstall
- Philips Dynalite
Networking, Wi-Fi and SD-WAN
Switching, routing, wireless, SD-WAN and application delivery.
Cisco
Aruba
Juniper Networks
Ubiquiti
TP-Link
D-Link
Netgear
Cambium Networks
Fortinet
Huawei
MikroTik
Arista Networks
Dell Technologies
Zyxel
Cisco Meraki
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise
Allied Telesis
Array Networks
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F5
Citrix
Radware
HPE
VMware
Palo Alto Networks
Tejas Networks
Nokia
Ericsson
- Ruckus Networks
- Extreme Networks
- Ruijie Networks
- Juniper Mist
- Digisol
- A10 Networks
- Versa Networks
- Peplink
- Cradlepoint
- Teltonika
Servers, storage and data-centre compute
Rack, tower and edge servers, SAN, NAS, all-flash and tape.
Dell Technologies
HPE
Lenovo
Cisco UCS
Supermicro
Fujitsu
IBM
Huawei
Inspur
NetApp
Pure Storage
Synology
QNAP
Western Digital
Seagate
Hitachi Vantara
TrueNAS
Toshiba
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Intel
AMD
NVIDIA
Samsung
Micron
Dell EMC
HP
ASUS
Gigabyte
Wiwynn
Marvell
Broadcom
Arm
SK hynix
Kioxia
SanDisk
Transcend
- Quantum
- Asustor
- Kingston
- Crucial
- Nimble Storage
- Mellanox
- Ampere
Laptops, desktops, printers and peripherals
Business and engineering endpoints, displays, printing and accessories.
Dell
HP
Lenovo
Apple
ASUS
Acer
MSI
Microsoft Surface
Samsung
Dynabook
Intel
AMD
LG
ViewSonic
BenQ
Canon
Epson
Brother
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Xerox
Ricoh
Kyocera
Zebra Technologies
Lexmark
HCL
Wacom
Razer
Corsair
Gigabyte
NVIDIA
SanDisk
Western Digital
AOC
Jabra
Poly
Plantronics
Belkin
- Logitech
- Konica Minolta
- TVS Electronics
- Sharp
- Pantum
- Kingston
- Philips
- Anker
- Targus
Product names, logos and brands are property of their respective owners and are used for identification only. Don't see what you need? We can usually source it, including through registered importers.Ask us.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Yes — network segmentation is used to keep administrative and clinical data separate from general and guest traffic. KINNEX does not claim regulatory or statutory compliance certification; any such requirement should be validated with your own compliance advisor.
Through backup architecture with tested recovery, redundant network design where justified, and a support model matched to your operating hours.
Yes — camera placement is planned around what genuinely needs to be seen, with restricted and patient-sensitive areas assessed accordingly.
Yes. We provide doctor-appointment and patient apps, pharmacy and multi-vendor supply tracking, laboratory tie-up integration for fast reports, and accounts and billing tracking, built or integrated to your workflow.
Request an assessment for your site
Tell us about the environment and the constraint. We will come back with the right next step, not a generic quote.