Healthcare systems · India
When a patient calls,
the ward knows.
biptip connects bedside buttons, bathroom cords, door indicators, and the nurse station on one dedicated network — wired or wireless, fully offline.
- OfflineNo hospital Wi-Fi needed
- FlexibleWired or wireless install
- LocalMade & supported in India
How it works
Three steps from call to care
Every call point on the floor talks to the same system — no cloud, no delay.
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Patient calls
Bedside button or bathroom pull cord — help is one action away.
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Ward alerts
Door indicator lights up. Nurse station shows the room with audio.
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Staff responds
Care team arrives, clears the call on site, ward stays in flow.
System kit
Everything the ward needs
Room devices, corridor indication, and a central nurse station — one bill of materials, one install.
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Bedside Call Unit
Call and cancel at the bed, with a handheld pendant.
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Bathroom Pull Cord
Emergency cord for washrooms with cancel on the unit.
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Door Unit
Corridor indicator outside the room for passing staff.
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Nurse Station
Central display and server for alerts with audio.
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Site Network
Dedicated local network — runs fully offline.
Installations
Trusted across the region
Hospitals and nursing homes running biptip today.
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SSKM Hospital
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IILDS ( Sonarpur )
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Renuka Nursing Home ( Gobardanga)
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Teesta Nursing Home (Jalpaiguri)
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Fortis Hospital
Why biptip
Built for safer hospital floors
Clear alerts, flexible install, and direct patient-to-staff communication.
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Faster response
Room alerts reach the nurse station and door unit simultaneously.
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Patient safety
Bedside and bathroom call points keep help within reach.
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Staff clarity
Display and door indicators show exactly where attention is needed.
FAQs
Common questions
Straight answers for facilities evaluating a bedside-to-station system.
Ask us directlyWhat is a nurse calling system?
A nurse calling system lets patients request help from the bedside or bathroom. The call lights the door indicator and appears on the nurse station display so staff can respond quickly.
Is the biptip system wired or wireless?
Both. biptip Nurse Calling System can be installed as a wired or wireless setup, depending on the ward layout, building constraints, and the facility survey.
Does it work without internet?
Yes. The system runs on a dedicated local network at the facility and is designed to work fully offline, so patient calls are not dependent on hospital Wi-Fi or the public internet.
Which healthcare facilities is it suitable for?
It is built for hospitals, nursing homes, and clinics across India — from single wards to multi-floor installations that need bedside call, bathroom pull cord, door indication, and a central nurse station.
How do I request a demo or quotation?
Share your ward layout and bed count by phone, WhatsApp, or the Boenci contact form. We will walk you through the system and propose a site-specific installation.
Get in touch
Plan a facility demo
Share your ward layout and bed count. We'll survey the site and walk you through the system.