HCI ONE · Door Sign

The digital front door.

HCI's own purpose-built Android sign outside every room — fed live by the chart, RTLS, and nurse call, with a 360° LED border that can light for any alert. Caregivers see risk, precautions, and presence before the door opens — families see a welcome, not a warning.

< 1 sec
Chart change → door update
0 taps
Rounding documented via RTLS
360°
LED ring corridor visibility
Try it — this is the real interface

Six states. Zero ambiguity.

Select a state to see it on the sign — or just watch. Everything below is driven by the same rules engine that runs on the wall.

HCI ONE 11:14 AM
Thursday, October 25
Room
216
B. A.
Unit 2 West · Bed A
SARAH FALLON, R.N. — IN ROOM NOW
Visitor
Welcome
Please check in at the nurses’ station
Precautions & Communication
FRFall Risk
CPContact Prec.
NPONothing by Mouth
ENEnglish
Last Staff Visit
SFSarah Fallon
Nurse Manager, R.N.
1:59 PM
Active Requests
💧 Water00:35
🛏 Bed Height02:10
Every room. Every screen. One.™2W · Sign 216
Emergency Response
Code
Blue
Room 216 · Unit 2 West
00:00
Elapsed
Response team dispatched · Keep corridor clear

This is the actual HCI ONE Door Sign running on simulated data — every state driven by the chart, nurse call, and RTLS.

Android first — our own hardware

Purpose-built signs. Not repurposed tablets.

HCI designs and sells its own line of Android door signs — three sizes, each with a 360° LED border around the entire edge that can light in any color for any alert: blue for codes, amber for fall risk, red for staff emergency, or your own rules.

216WELCOME
10.1"Standard rooms · compact corridors ● LED: amber — fall risk
216CODE BLUE
13.3"The unit workhorse · full status detail ● LED: blue — code event
OR 4IN PROCEDURE
15.6"ORs, ICU & high-visibility zones ● LED: red — do not enter
Always accurate, never maintained

Nobody updates this sign. It updates itself.

Fed by the chart

Precautions, visitor status, diet orders, and language flow from Epic, Oracle Health, or Meditech through HCI ONE Engine — no re-keying, no stale paper.

📍RTLS presence

Badge events write staff presence and last-visit records automatically. Rounding compliance becomes a by-product of walking in.

🛎Nurse call aware

Active requests and their wait times show at the door, so anyone passing can grab the water or flag the delay.

🤖Managed fleet — Android first

HCI's own Android signs, enrolled zero-touch through HCI ONE Engine — profiles, updates, and app pushes handled centrally. Engine manages iOS devices too, for facilities that mix fleets.

When seconds matter

The corridor turns blue.

The moment a code is called, the sign takes over its entire screen with a synchronized elapsed timer while the LED bezel strobes blue in every corridor sightline. The same event pulses the room's row on Command and lands on every staff phone — one event, five surfaces, zero ambiguity.

00:53Live elapsed timer, synchronized on every surface
360°LED ring visible down the corridor, both directions
Any colorThe same 360° LED border lights amber for fall risk, red for staff emergency — or your own rules
Hardware & Integration

One platform. Every detail handled.

Device — HCI Android Signs
  • Sizes10.1" · 13.3" · 15.6" purpose-built
  • LED border360° edge · any color, any alert
  • PowerPoE++ · no outlet needed
  • EnrollmentZero-touch via HCI ONE Engine
  • Also supportediOS device management via Engine
Integrations
  • EHREpic · Oracle Health · Meditech
  • LocationRTLS badge events
  • AlertsNurse call · code events
  • StaffingKronos assignments
Governance
  • PrivacyInitials-only · HIPAA-aligned display rules
  • Quiet hoursAuto-dim & content rules by unit
  • OfflineCached state + offline badge
  • AuditEvery state change logged in Engine

See it on your unit's doors.

Thirty minutes, real software. We'll connect a sample chart and walk your scenarios — including your code workflows — in the theme of your choice.

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