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A full inventory of services Interactive TV systems turn a healthcare TV into a powerful information and marketing tool.  Fully customisable and remotely managed, well-designed systems elevate the patient experience and enhance a property’s operational efficiency.   As technology advances, so does the list of embedded functionalities.  IP based solutions offer extra features such as catch-up TV services […]

Surprising Statistics According to Ofcom*, Britain is a binge-viewing nation.  Eight in ten adults in the UK (40 million people) use subscription services such as Netflix or catch-up technology like BBC iPlayer or ITV Hub. 51% of people watch TV in their bedroom and two in five adults say they watch TV alone every day.

Away from home, an alien environment, strange faces, a new routine. Add the worry of an ensuing procedure or diagnosis, and you’ve got a heady cocktail of situations conducive to stress and anxiety. Recognising the negative impact of anxiety and stress on patient well-being and recovery, healthcare providers are increasingly turning to technology to help

Want to find out more about hotel TV systems before you splash the cash? Have a look through our top ten (thirteen) TV tips.

It’s just a telly on the wall, right? As patient entertainment systems become more complicated, so too does their design and deployment. Today’s feature rich, IoT driven technology is changing the parameters of the industry’s project management function. We speak with Project Manager and long-time Hotel TV logistics expert, Tom Chapman, and talk about Airwave

Toby Hart has been running Airwave’s operational arm (almost) since day one. We catch up with Mr.Operations and chat about life in the operational hot-seat: What’s the biggest operational challenge in healthcare technology? The nature of the healthcare industry, especially within hospitals, means that we have a very finite delivery and installation window, as a