Communication between departments and rooms
Connect supported phones to the facility call system.
Connect clinical voice, paging, and facility systems.
Integrate care services, nurse stations, emergency points, paging zones, and remote clinics into a managed voice environment, with trunks access and validated integrations for each site.
The facility challenge
Give every care zone a shared voice system.
Departments, nurse stations, pharmacies, and administrative offices may use different types of phones and connect across multiple buildings or zones.
OpenVox UCP, digital trunks, and analog gateways can organize these telephony requirements into a centrally managed, model-specific continuity design.
Internal team calls
Use transfer, forwarding, and defined hotline behavior for telephony workflows.
Accessible service extension
Assign dialing and permissions to phones supporting the department.
Administrative and external calls
Use business calling and digital trunks for office and carrier communication.
Combine the call core, trunks, and local telephone access
Map departments, nurse stations, pharmacies, and administrative teams to documented voice roles and the interfaces they need without inventing clinical workflows.
Plan zones, calling tasks, and continuity together.
Design begins by mapping zones, inventorying endpoints, trunk capacity, and calls that must remain available.
Map the facility zones
List buildings, departments, workstations, pharmacies, and offices.
Inventory telephones and trunks
Record analog telephones, SIP endpoints, cabling, and E1/T1 services.
Define call priorities
Document internal and external requirements, hotline requirements, and permissions.
Validate continuity
Test the selected behavior of the UCP, gateway, and trunk for the topology.
Use each OpenVox layer for a defined facility task.
The UCP provides the call core, digital products connect carrier trunks, and analog gateways serve existing telephone groups.
Nine zones, one connected voice design.
Based on an OpenVox deployment in a public health center; no clinical or compliance claims are added.
Nine healthcare zones
The documented project connected departments, nurses’ stations, pharmacies, and other departments.
UCP redundancy design
The UCP2120 was deployed with a dual-system architecture for the voice core.
External digital capacity
DTU modules connected multiple digital trunks for internal and external calls.
MAG analog gateway access
MAG2000 gateways connected analog telephones across the healthcare zones.
Build a verified healthcare voice design.
Share buildings, departments, telephone types, digital trunks, call priorities, and continuity requirements. OpenVox can help map UCP, gateway, and trunk roles.
Related products
DTU-30X (Digital Trunk Unit)
Supports 1/2/4 software-selectable T1/E1/PRI interfaces; supports up to 30/60/120 concurrent calls.
OpenVox MAG2000 Series Analog Gateway
Supports 16/24/32 FXO/FXS combination ports; 4 Gigabit Ethernet ports; Uses standard SIP protocol;
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