Services

Three building blocks, one project

Cabling without network planning is just tidy cable clutter. Network technology without documentation is a compliance risk. We deliver both together, and the paperwork to go with it.

1. Structured Cabling

The invisible part that lasts the longest. We run Cat6A throughout, even where Cat6 would technically suffice, because X-ray equipment, diagnostic devices, and practice IT will need more bandwidth in five years than they do today.

Cable typeCat6A, shielded, run through to the outlet
Patch panelsLabeled, documented with a port-assignment plan
InstallationConcealed or in cable trunking on request, planned to minimize dust and noise
AcceptanceTest report for every cable run

2. Network Technology & Segmentation

One network for everything is the most common mistake in medical practices: having reception, diagnostic devices, and guest Wi-Fi on the same network opens up unnecessary attack surface. We build on UniFi hardware (cloud gateway, PoE switches, access points) and separate cleanly by VLAN.

GatewayUniFi Cloud Gateway Ultra or equivalent
SwitchingPoE switches sized to the number of devices
Wi-FiUniFi U6+ access points, separate guest Wi-Fi
SegmentationVLANs per functional area: practice IT, medical devices, guests

3. Legally Sound Documentation

The part generic IT installers usually skip, and the one that makes the difference during an audit or a data breach. You get documents ready to sign, not boilerplate text pulled off the internet.

§203 StGB

A confidentiality undertaking for everyone with technical access to practice systems: a prerequisite for working with health data at all.

Art. 28 GDPR

A data processing agreement (DPA) that precisely records which data we may process, how, and what obligations follow from it.

IT services agreement

A clear scope of services, response times, and responsibilities, not a verbal "we'll take care of it".

Process

How a project runs with us

Step 1

Free on-site walkthrough

We look at rooms, existing cabling, and devices, and discuss which areas need which network access.

Step 2

Fixed-price quote & network concept

You receive a written quote with cable routing, a hardware proposal, and a VLAN concept: written to be understood, not just technical jargon.

Step 3

Installation

Cabling and hardware installation, scheduled outside consultation hours or on practice-free days.

Step 4

Documentation & handover

Test reports, network plan, confidentiality undertaking, and data processing agreement, signed and archived before we leave.

Planning for your practice, clinic, or property

A free on-site walkthrough, a no-obligation fixed-price quote.