Simple for the patient.
A compact handheld call button stays within reach. A press sends the patient’s request to the larger room device.
Handheld call button
RFID-BASED PATIENT CALL SYSTEM
A small press.A connectedresponse.
From the bedside to your care team.
One button connects a patient’s request to a room alert and your care application.
Care comes full circle.
A caregiver’s RFID card confirms the response.
Patient callsA simple bedside press
Caregiver confirmsRFID closes the loop
THE CUROVOX+ SYSTEMPatient call + room controller + toilet module
Human care. Connected technology.Discover the system
Patient callRoom alertApplication notificationCaregiver visitRFID confirmation
SEE THE CONNECTION
Real moments.
One connected care loop.
The device at the bedside. The call at the nurse station. The confirmation in the patient’s room.
A simple way to ask.
The bedside call button starts the request.
A room that needs you.
The care application brings the request into view.
A response, completed.
The RFID card tap closes the active call.
THE SYSTEM
Designed around
the moment care is needed.
A familiar bedside action starts a connected response. The call remains active until a caregiver visits the patient and presents their RFID card at the room device.
Visible to the care team.
The room unit alerts and the care application receives the call, helping the team identify the room that needs attention.
Room + application alert
Confirmed with RFID.
After checking the patient in the room, the caregiver holds their card near the device. The active alert stops.
RFID acknowledgement
A request for care, within reach.
AT THE BEDSIDETECHNOLOGY WITH A HUMAN PURPOSE
The next step
starts with a touch.
When a patient needs assistance, finding a way to ask should be straightforward. CUROVOX+ brings the call button, the room alert and the care application into one understandable workflow.
01
Within reach
A small device the patient can hold and press.
02
Connected response
The request is reflected at the room device and in the application.
03
Presence confirmed
An RFID card tap clears the alert after the caregiver checks the room.
FROM THE ROOM TO THE TEAM
Make the request
easy to recognise.
A patient call is useful when the care team knows where attention is needed. The application side of the CUROVOX+ workflow carries the room request through to the response.
01
Identify the room.
Bring the location of the request into view.
02
Keep the call active.
The alert stays part of the workflow while the caregiver attends.
03
Complete at the device.
RFID confirmation follows the in-room patient check.
Room 204WORKFLOW PREVIEW
Patient calling
Room 204 needs attention.
The patient presses the button. The room unit and care application show an active call.
THE MOMENT BETWEEN A CALL AND CAREDESIGNED FOR AN IN-ROOM RESPONSE
Technology starts it.
A person completes it.
The button opens the care loop. The caregiver is the essential next step: enter the room, understand the request and check the patient before confirming at the device.
01 Patient presses the call button.
02 The room device and application alert.
03 A caregiver checks the patient in person.
04 The RFID card confirms the response.
THE CARE LOOP
Four moments.
One complete response.
A call starts the sequence. An in-room RFID confirmation completes it.
Press to call
The patient presses the small handheld button in their room.
Alert the team
The larger device alerts, and the call appears in the care application.
Visit the room
A caregiver attends the room and checks the patient.
Tap to confirm
The caregiver presents their RFID card. The alert stops and the call is complete.
YOUR HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE
Meet the device.
Try the care loop.
Press the patient button, attend the room, then present the RFID card. Watch the device and application respond together.
CUROVOX+ / ROOM 204Ready
CUROVOX+ DEVICE VIDEO
See the device in action.
Your product video will appear here.
Room unit ready
Care applicationInteractive demonstration
DEMOROOMAvailable
204
No active calls. Press the patient button to begin.
Call duration00:00
Step 1 of 4 · The system is ready for a patient call.
ActivityThis demo session
- System ready
This is an interactive simulation. It does not send patient calls or connect to live hardware.
AT THE POINT OF CAREA card tap completes the response.
RFID CONFIRMATION
Care isn’t complete
with a notification.
The caregiver visits the room and checks the patient first. Presenting an RFID card at the device then stops the alert, bringing the call sequence to a clear conclusion.
Visit. Check. Confirm.
Designed around an in-room response.
TWO DEVICES. ONE WORKFLOW.
A closer look
at CUROVOX+.
The small patient call device and the larger room controller play different roles in the same response.
- Patient call device
- The handheld button starts a request from the bedside.
- Room control device
- The larger unit alerts and provides the RFID confirmation point.
- Care application
- The software reflects the call so the care team can identify the room.
PATIENT CALL + RFID ROOM CONTROLLERCUROVOX+ / TOILET MODULECARE WITHIN REACH
A call for help.
From the toilet, too.
The CUROVOX+ Toilet Module brings a dedicated patient call point into the toilet area, with two clearly marked pull cords.
Green · Pull to call
The green cord lets the patient request assistance.
Red · Pull to cancel
The red cord provides the cancellation action shown on the module.
Position the pull cords where the patient can reach them and include this call point in your facility’s response workflow.
THE CUROVOX+ APPLICATION
Every call.
A clearer picture.
See the supplied application screens: room controls, active alerts and call reports. The summary brings bed and toilet calls, emergency calls, code blue, cancellations and acknowledgements into one view.
Bed and toilet controls
Room and location labels sit alongside the bed and toilet module controls.
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Call summary and reports
Daily counts, a weekly chart and date-range reporting help review call activity.
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An active toilet call
The alert identifies the room, ward and toilet module that needs attention.
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Between patient calls
The application returns to its idle screen when there are no active alerts.
Open image to view full sizeCONNECTED CARE, IN DIFFERENT PLACES
Where people need care.
A connection within reach.
Explore illustrative CUROVOX+ care settings, from patient rooms to home care and rehabilitation.
Hospital care
A bedside call point connects the patient’s request to the care team.
Home care
A familiar space, with a call button close to the person receiving care.
Healthcare & rehabilitation
Keep the call point accessible while patients rest and recover.
AI-generated illustrations of potential care settings. Installation and response arrangements depend on the care environment.
WHAT EACH PART BRINGS TO THE RESPONSE
Small actions.
Clear responsibilities.
Each part of the system has a distinct job. Together, they make the patient request and the caregiver response easier to follow.
The patient button
A compact physical control for initiating a call. The patient does not need to navigate an application to start the workflow.
The room controller
The larger device provides the local alert and the card-reading point that completes the call after care is provided.
The care application
The software view reflects the patient request and its room, bringing the call into the care team’s workflow.
The caregiver card
RFID provides a simple confirmation action at the room device after the patient has been checked.
THINK THROUGH YOUR CARE WORKFLOW
Plan around the room.
And the people in it.
A useful installation starts with the way your facility responds to patient calls. These are the practical details to review when planning the system.
Place the call device
Decide where the handheld button will remain accessible to the patient and how its cable will be routed.
Identify each room
Align room names and numbers with the labels the care team uses in the application.
Define the response
Agree who receives the call and how the caregiver attends, checks the patient and confirms the visit.
Check the full sequence
Test the bedside press, room alert, application notification and RFID clearing step together.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Your questions,
answered.
What happens when the patient presses the button?
The small bedside device starts a call. The larger room unit alerts and the care application receives the room’s request.
How is the active alert stopped?
After checking the patient, the caregiver presents their RFID card near the room device. That confirmation stops the alert.
Does visiting the room alone clear the call?
The workflow described here uses an RFID card at the device to complete the call. In the demonstration, confirming a visit keeps the alert active until the card step is completed.
Is the demonstration connected to a real device?
No. It is a website simulation of the call and confirmation workflow. Live alerts require the actual device and application integration.
Can I explore the website on a phone?
Yes. The product view, workflow and interactive demonstration are designed for both touchscreens and desktop browsers.