For business
Security systems for clinics & pharmacies
Secure medicine stores, respectful patient areas.
Clinics and pharmacies hold medicines, cash and patient records. We restrict access to stores and records rooms, cover entrances and dispensing counters, and keep cameras out of consultation and treatment rooms.
A typical system
What we'd usually install
- Access control on medicine stores and records rooms
- Cameras on the entrance, reception, corridors and dispensing counter
- No cameras in consultation or treatment rooms
- Intruder alarm with a panic button at reception
- Biometric attendance for staff
What matters
What matters for clinics & pharmacies
Medicine stores
Access control on stores and cabinets, with every opening logged against a person.
Counters and cash
Dispensing counters and cash points recorded clearly.
Patient privacy
No cameras in consultation or treatment rooms — coverage stays on entrances, corridors, stores and counters.
Records and IT
Server and records rooms locked to the people who need them.
The systems
What we install for clinics & pharmacies
SIRA
SIRA and your premises
Hospitals and pharmacies are among the establishment types in SIRA's manual. Clinics are licensed by the health authority, which may set requirements of its own.
How SIRA compliance works →Maintenance
Keeping it working
Every one of our AMC plans includes at least four preventive visits a year — the minimum SIRA's manual sets for regulated establishments.
Compare AMC plans →Questions
Common questions
Yes — an access-controlled door or cabinet logs every opening by person and time, and a camera on the store entrance adds a picture to each entry.
Let's plan yours.
Book a free survey and we'll design a system around your property — not a package off a shelf.