Hospital cameras face conditions most buildings don't. The emergency department entrance goes from bright sun to headlights within hours. Corridors run past nurse stations with patient information on screen, and a liability claim may arrive months after the event. IPS designs, installs and supports video surveillance for hospitals and healthcare campuses. We plan each camera for what it must show and set retention by your policy. We then keep the system recording through NOC device-health monitoring and support programs.
Assessment, camera design, hosted video, device-health monitoring, repair and support for hospital video systems.
We assess incident history and site conditions, then design each camera for what it must show at ED entrances, pharmacies, parking and docks. Placement follows your privacy rules, and lighting changes and storage needs are part of the design.
An obligation-free review of existing cameras, recorders, retention settings, blind spots and cabling. It gives your hospital a prioritized plan to upgrade, expand or replace. Regulatory compliance remains with your accreditors and AHJ.
Hosted and managed services move recording infrastructure off site, with redundant storage through certified data center partners, immediate software updates and lower capital cost spread over the life of the system.
Remote probes and an IPS application on your video server check device health and cybersecurity controls. Data goes outbound over TLS to IPS's secure AWS server, and we are notified when cameras or recorders fail. The NOC monitors health, not live video.
Technicians troubleshoot dropping camera feeds, poor image quality and failed recorders during normal business hours. After-hours scheduling is available, and additional charges may apply.
Two preventative maintenance visits per contract year, priority remote and onsite support, a documented service history, and pre-recorded training for new security staff.
The questions that decide a hospital camera design are practical ones. At the ED doors, do you need to identify faces or only see movement? What happens to the image at night under headlights? Who is allowed to search and export video, and how long must it be kept? We answer those with your security, IT and risk teams before choosing hardware. Video can also serve operations, such as letting one person oversee several costly machines.
Cameras placed for the incidents you actually have, and a team that keeps them recording.
Healthcare is one of the industries IPS serves, and our clients include Kettering Health.
Camera and reader placement is planned together, so door events come with usable footage.
Our NOC flags offline cameras and recorder faults so gaps are fixed before footage is needed.
Recorders and hosted storage are sized with headroom for added cameras and longer retention.
Leaders and technicians who design, install and support your video system.
CEO
Rob Jackson serves as CEO of IP Systems, leading the company's mission to safeguard the assets of commercial and public-sector organizations across the country. With deep experience in the security systems integration industry, Rob has guided IP Systems since its founding in 1998, steering its growth from a regional installer into a comprehensive provider of video, access control, fire, and communication solutions. He is instrumental in shaping the company's strategic direction, including its integration into the SafeEdge Solutions group of security integrators. Rob is committed to the company's core values of honesty, integrity, and reliability, ensuring that every client receives customized, scalable security solutions backed by responsive, accountable service and long-term partnership.
CFO
Eric Schmidt serves as Chief Financial Officer of IP Systems, overseeing the company's financial strategy and ensuring sustainable growth as the organization expands its managed services and technology offerings. Eric plays a critical role in supporting IP Systems' commitment to reliability and accountability, ensuring resources are allocated effectively to deliver high-quality security solutions to clients across healthcare, government, education, banking, and other regulated industries. His financial oversight enables IP Systems to continue investing in advanced technologies, including Network Operations Center support and predictive maintenance capabilities, while maintaining the ethical business practices that have defined the company since 1998.
VP, Operations
Marty Borer serves as Vice President of Operations at IP Systems, overseeing the day-to-day execution of security-system design, installation, and support services for clients nationwide. He plays a vital role in ensuring that projects are delivered with consistency and excellence, aligning with the company's standardized processes and commitment to distinctive customer service. Marty's operational expertise supports IP Systems' ability to scale solutions for organizations ranging from small retail facilities to large, complex public-sector and commercial sites. He works closely with technical teams to maintain high standards of quality, reliability, and responsiveness, helping clients feel confident in the security infrastructure protecting their most valuable assets.
Director, Operations
Ken Probola serves as Director of Operations at IP Systems, supporting the company's efforts to deliver dependable, high-quality security solutions across industries such as healthcare, education, banking, and government. He helps coordinate the teams responsible for system assessment, installation, and ongoing support, ensuring projects are completed efficiently and to the highest standards. Ken's focus on operational excellence and accountability reflects IP Systems' core values, helping the company maintain strong client relationships built on trust and reliability. His contributions support IP Systems' broader mission of protecting client assets through innovative video, access control, fire, and communication technologies.
Most hospitals start with the ED entrance and waiting area, main entrances, parking, loading docks and pharmacy or medication room doors. Next come the corridors that lead to restricted units. Coverage should follow your incident history rather than a floor plan. The mistake we see most is spreading cameras evenly and ending up with no usable face shot at the doors where incidents actually happen.
Tell us which areas worry you and what your current cameras can't show.
Tell us about the facility, the areas of concern and your current cameras. A security specialist will follow up to talk through scope, retention and next steps.
Prefer to talk it through? Call us at (330) 963-0064. You can also email our team at salesteam@ipsystems.tech.
Prefer to talk it through? Call us at (330) 963-0064. You can also email our team at salesteam@ipsystems.tech.