Experience the Future of Healthcare Communication at Jeron's Provider Technology Center

How hands-on demonstrations can assist decision-making for healthcare facilities investing in nurse call systems

By Alex Strauss

When healthcare administrators have to choose communication technology that will serve their facilities well into the future, the stakes are always high. Patient safety, staff efficiency, and regulatory compliance all hang in the balance. That's why Jeron Electronic Systems, Inc. has invested heavily in their Provider Technology Center—a state-of-the-art demonstration facility that allows healthcare professionals to experience firsthand how Jeron’s advanced nurse call systems and complementary technology can enhance their operations.

Located at Jeron's Chicago headquarters, the Provider Technology Center serves as both showroom and collaborative workspace for healthcare facilities considering communication system upgrades. The 60 year-old family-run manufacturing company has designed this facility specifically to help customers understand how Jeron's Provider Nurse Call Systems can integrate seamlessly within their unique environments.

Beyond Traditional Product Demonstrations

"When you visit the Provider Technology Center, we can actually show you the product in use with both our core Nurse Call technology and integrated 3rd party systems that give you a turn-key total Nurse Call Solution," explains Myles Cochran, Director of Marketing at Jeron.

The Technology Center showcases all Jeron's products in realistic healthcare settings, allowing end users to see integrations in action and discuss solutions directly with Jeron's solutions team. From basic nurse call functionality to advanced Real Time Location Systems (RTLS), wireless mobility devices, and wireless bed interfaces, visitors can get a comprehensive understanding of how these technologies work together to enhance patient care and streamline workflows.

What really sets the Provider Technology Center apart is its focus on customization rather than one-size-fits-all solutions. "A lot of companies out there provide a blanket solution. They don't customize things, they don't focus on the needs of that individual facility like we do," notes Stephanie Kuhl, BSN, RN, Clinical Education Specialist at Jeron.

Virtual Tours Bring the Experience Home

Recognizing that not every healthcare facility can send team members to Chicago, Jeron has developed an innovative virtual tour capability that brings the Technology Center experience directly to customers' offices. The Provider Technology Center features a comprehensive camera system that enables remote presentations, allowing just a few or twenty or more people to participate in interactive Zoom or Teams sessions that are fully recorded for future reference.

"Even if you can't make it to the Provider Technology Center in person, we can bring it to you along with all of the people that can answer the questions for your applications," Cochran explains. "We've designed a virtual tour where we can interactively work with your group from the comfort of your office while we're here walking around demonstrating what our products can do."

The virtual demonstration capability represents a significant advancement in how healthcare technology companies engage with potential customers. Rather than relying on static presentations or basic video calls, the Provider Technology Center's virtual tours offer real-time, interactive experiences where participants can see systems functioning in realistic scenarios.

"Our customers tell us that a visit to the technology center is an essential part of their decision making," says Ericka Baran, VP of Sales & Marketing at Jeron."They have the ability to get their questions answered and it becomes a collaborative workspace where they and their staff can determine what technology best fits their needs."

Making Technology Decisions with Confidence

DTB Systems is the premier distributor of Jeron products across the Dakotas, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, western Wisconsin and parts of Montana and Wyoming. For their clients ready to move beyond basic code-compliance, a visit to the Provider Technology Center—whether in-person or virtual—can make it easier to invest with confidence.

"Once you visit the Provider Technology Center, either in person or virtually, you will have a better understanding of how different technologies can be leveraged to support the initiatives at your facility," Baran explains. "It will give you such a good idea of how these technologies can help you with the ongoing changes within your facility and how you can make your direct patient care even better."

To learn more about scheduling a visit to Jeron's Provider Technology Center or arranging a virtual demonstration, contact DTB Systems at DTBSystems.com.