Keep your outpatient buildings, off-site clinics and MOBs survey ready without sending staff site to site.
Off-site facilities introduce a different kind of compliance risk. Clinics are spread miles apart, staffed primarily for patient care, and often checked by facilities teams only periodically. Relying on travel, local staff, or paper logs leads to missed tests, inconsistent documentation, and delayed response when something fails. Facilities leaders need centralized control without constant site visits.
Routine testing often falls to clinical staff or is delayed until a facilities visit, increasing the risk of missed or undocumented inspections.
Paper logs and ad hoc digital files vary by site, creating inconsistent documentation during CMS, Joint Commission, or DNV reviews.
Without centralized visibility, device failures and environmental excursions are discovered days or weeks after they occur.
Driving between clinics, MOBs, and ambulatory buildings consumes time, increases labor cost, and slows corrective actions.
Hexmodal helps automate routine compliance testing, standardize documentation across all off-site locations, and give facilities teams real-time visibility from a single dashboard.
Automated monthly and annual tests replace manual walkthroughs and ensure every clinic and MOB follows the same compliance process.
CMS-ready digital reports eliminate site-specific paper logs and provide consistent records for every off-site facility.
Live status and alerts surface issues immediately so teams can address failures before surveys or audits uncover them.
Stop sending staff to remote sites just to test exit signs and fire extinguishers. Facilities teams see issues remotely and roll a truck only when hands-on repairs are required.
Devices connect through the Hexmodal gateway, allowing fast deployment at clinics and ambulatory sites without IT involvement.
Hexmodal runs on its own LoRaWAN and cellular network. Nothing touches your facility's WiFi or Ethernet. There is nothing to configure and nothing to manage. Plug it in. It works.
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