Innovator of Visitor Management Systems Offers Free Safety Guide to Hospitals


THRESHOLD Visitor Management Systems has just released a new guide for hospitals to help them safely allow visitors in a COVID-exposed world.

With the onset of COVID-19, it is harder than ever to keep patients, staff, and visitors safe. So they all must receive careful scrutiny before being allowed to enter, as part of any hospital’s more stringent preventive measures. 

Screening and identifying visitors is now more important than ever to ensure everyone’s health and safety. This guide, titled, “Why Hospitals Should Badge Every Visitor,” explains why — and what hospitals can do about it.

For a free consultation, demonstration, or samples, call 800-243-1969 or visit ThresholdSecurity.com (scroll down for a free download to the guide). Printed copies of the guide are available on request.



July 10, 2020


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