Healthcare

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Open access around the clock, staff navigating parking lots after late shifts, and cameras with no one watching — healthcare incidents rarely get prevented. Clear Watch monitors your entire campus 24/7, stopping threats before staff or patients are harmed.

Healthcare campuses have more cameras than almost any other type of facility — and more incidents than almost any other workplace. The problem isn't coverage. It's that cameras nobody is actively watching aren't preventing anything. By the time footage is reviewed, the assault happened, the patient left, or the pharmaceutical was already taken.

Clear Watch replaces passive surveillance with active 24/7 monitoring — live operators watching your campus in real time, intervening the moment a threat appears rather than documenting it afterward. From emergency department entrances and after-hours parking lots to pharmaceutical storage and patient exit points, every zone stays covered, every shift, every night.

Healthcare Workers Are the Most Assaulted Workers in America — Stop The Incident Before It Happens

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How Clear Watch Helps

From hospital campuses and emergency departments to outpatient clinics and long-term care facilities, Clear Watch monitors every zone 24/7 — protecting staff, patients, and assets with live intervention, not just recorded footage.

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Campus Parking & Perimeter Security
Active monitoring of parking lots, garages, and campus perimeters — the highest-risk zones for healthcare staff. Live operators watch for suspicious activity during every shift change, especially after-hours and overnight when staff are most vulnerable.

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Emergency Department & Entrance Monitoring
The ED is the most dangerous unit in any hospital. Clear Watch monitors entrances, waiting areas, and triage zones in real time — detecting aggressive behavior and intervening before it escalates to violence against staff or other patients.

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After-Hours Campus Coverage
Overnight and weekend monitoring for the full campus — covering the hours when skeleton staff makes active patrol impossible and passive camera systems mean nobody is watching what's actually happening outside or in low-traffic areas.

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Staff Safety & Violence Prevention
Real-time detection of aggressive behavior in patient areas, hallways, and public-facing zones — with live audio deterrents that de-escalate confrontations before physical contact occurs and before staff are put in danger.

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Pharmaceutical & Equipment Protection
Active monitoring of controlled substance storage, medication rooms, and high-value medical equipment — detecting unauthorized access and internal theft before it becomes a compliance incident or a loss on the annual inventory.

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Patient Elopement Monitoring
Exit monitoring for memory care, psychiatric, and high-risk patient zones — detecting unauthorized departures in real time so staff can respond immediately rather than discovering a missing patient long after the window has closed.

What Healthcare Facilities Gain

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Live operators detect and intervene in aggressive behavior before it becomes physical assault — reducing the incidents that injure staff, generate liability, and drive healthcare worker turnover.
Active monitoring of campus parking during every shift change — protecting staff who represent the majority of healthcare campus assault victims and the liability that follows those incidents.
Real-time detection of unauthorized access to controlled substance storage — preventing the theft and diversion that triggers DEA investigations and compliance consequences.
Exit monitoring for high-risk patients — detecting unauthorized departures immediately so staff can respond while the window is still open, rather than discovering a missing patient hours later.
AI-powered detection filters out false alarms and routes only verified threats to live operators — replacing the passive camera overload that causes internal security teams to stop responding to alerts.
Live operators dispatch with verified incident information and real-time footage — faster police response to campus incidents and higher likelihood of intervention before situations escalate.
Timestamped, verified video records of every incident — supporting insurance claims, compliance audits, Joint Commission reviews, and the legal proceedings that follow serious events.
Active monitoring handles the camera work — freeing on-site security staff to focus on physical presence, patient interaction, and the rapid response tasks that require human presence on the floor.

Healthcare

Healthcare Workers Are the Most Assaulted Workers in America — Stop The Incident Before It Happens

How Clear Watch Helps

What Healthcare Facilities Gain

Stop Documenting Incidents — Prevent Them