Connected Operations & IoT · Connected Healthcare Operations

Operational visibility for healthcare — outside the clinical decision.

Secure IoT for healthcare operations: locating shared equipment, monitoring cold storage and environments, and surfacing facility issues — on segmented networks, with privacy designed in.

Who it’s for

Built for the people accountable for the outcome.

Connected Healthcare Operations is part of PEXIVA’s Connected Operations & IoT practice, which combines all six PEXIVA core capabilities.

Intended buyers

  • Healthcare COO and operations leaders
  • Facilities and biomedical engineering directors
  • Healthcare CIO and CISO
  • Laboratory and pharmacy operations managers
Business problems

What this solves.

Equipment hunting

Staff spend time searching for infusion pumps, wheelchairs and other shared equipment.

Manual temperature rounds

Refrigerators and freezers are checked by hand, and excursions overnight go unnoticed.

Facility issues found late

Environmental and building problems are reported by staff rather than detected.

Security and privacy concerns

Connected devices raise valid questions about network exposure and patient data.

Capabilities

Connected Healthcare Operations — what’s included.

  • PEXIVA-deliveredPEXIVA practitioners own and perform the work.
  • PEXIVA-ledPEXIVA owns architecture, governance and delivery, with specialist contributors.
  • Partner-enabledA qualified specialist delivers a defined work package under PEXIVA program governance.
PEXIVA-led

Equipment location visibility

Real-time location for shared, non-clinical operational assets.

PEXIVA-delivered

Cold-storage monitoring

Continuous temperature monitoring with alerting and records.

PEXIVA-delivered

Environmental and facility monitoring

Temperature, humidity, pressure and leak signals for critical spaces.

PEXIVA-delivered

Secure telemetry platform

Segmented networks, device identity and encrypted data flows.

PEXIVA-delivered

Facilities and service workflow integration

Alerts routed into facilities management and service-desk tools.

PEXIVA-delivered

Operational dashboards

Utilization, excursions and response times by department.

Partner-enabled

Sensor and tag supply, installation and validation support

Hardware, fitting and site work.

PEXIVA leads solution architecture, cloud, data, applications, security and program delivery. Device engineering, controls, installation and local field services may be delivered with qualified specialist partners based on project requirements and geography.

Deliverables

What you receive.

  • Use-case and risk assessment
  • Network segmentation and data-flow design
  • Monitoring and alert design
  • Operational dashboards
  • Escalation workflows
  • Rollout plan by department or site
Delivery approach

Risk-first design

  1. Assess

    Confirm use cases, data types, privacy and security constraints with clinical engineering, IT and compliance.

  2. Design

    Segment networks and minimize data — no patient data where it isn’t needed.

  3. Pilot

    Prove one department or storage area with agreed measures.

  4. Extend

    Roll out with documented procedures and support ownership.

Relevant use cases

Where this is typically applied.

Illustrative use cases — not descriptions of specific client deployments.

Vaccine, pharmacy and laboratory cold storage

Continuous monitoring and excursion escalation.

Shared-equipment locating

Reduced search time and better utilization data.

Operating-theater and clean-room environments

Temperature, humidity and pressure monitoring.

Facility alarm consolidation

One view of building and equipment alerts.

Security considerations

Designed in, not bolted on.

  • Connected devices are placed on segmented networks separate from clinical systems.
  • Designs minimize or exclude protected health information from telemetry.
  • Where PHI is involved, designs are HIPAA-aligned and covered by the appropriate agreements.
  • Medical-device integration is out of scope unless explicitly assessed with the device manufacturer and your clinical engineering team.

How PEXIVA approaches IoT security →

Engagement models

Common ways to start or continue this work:

  • IoT Opportunity Assessment
  • Architecture and Security Review
  • Fixed-scope PoC
  • Production Implementation

Compare all IoT engagement models →

FAQ

Connected Healthcare Operations — frequently asked questions

Is this a regulated medical-device solution?
No. This practice focuses on operational and facility use cases. It does not provide clinical decision support or regulated medical-device software, and medical-device data integration is assessed separately when requested.
Do you handle patient data?
Most operational use cases need none. Where PHI is unavoidable, designs are HIPAA-aligned and governed by the required agreements.
Does this relate to ClaimPrism AI?
No. ClaimPrism AI is PEXIVA’s medical-coding and revenue-integrity product and has no IoT functions. Connected healthcare operations is a separate engagement.
Will monitoring satisfy our accreditation requirements?
Monitoring can provide records your quality and accreditation processes rely on. Compliance and accreditation remain your organization’s responsibility.
Connected Operations & IoT

Start with the highest-risk storage or space.

Book an IoT Opportunity Assessment to confirm use cases, constraints and a secure design for your facilities.