Home/Security cameras
Security cameras placed with patient privacy in mind
Your clinic holds records, medications and equipment. Tapal designs and installs camera systems that protect them and stay out of the places patients expect privacy. We cover entrances, waiting areas, parking and medication storage, and never exam rooms.
Camera coverage in a medical practice is a placement problem before it is a hardware problem. Entrances, waiting, parking and drug storage are fair game. Exam rooms and treatment areas are not.
Entrances and parking
Placement
Cameras go where the risk is, never where patients undress
Entrances, waiting areas, corridors, parking and medication storage. Never exam rooms. We agree every position with you on a walk-through before anything is mounted.
- Agreed in advance. You sign off each camera position before the install.
- Entrances and storage. Doors, waiting, parking and where medication is kept.
- Never clinical space. No camera covers a room where a patient is examined.
From anywhere
Access
You can look, and we can tell who did
Secure remote viewing from a phone or a laptop, recording retained to the schedule you choose, and access that is controlled and logged rather than shared around on one password.
- Remote viewing. From a phone, on your account, not a shared login.
- Encrypted storage. Retention set to a period you pick, not a default.
- Access logged. Who viewed what, and when, recorded.
What you get
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01 Deliberate placementEntrances, waiting, parking and medication rooms. Never exam rooms.
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02 View from anywhereLive and recorded video, securely, from your phone or computer.
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03 Secure recordingFootage stored on protected systems, with access limited to people you name.
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04 Clean installationCameras run on properly installed cabling, with no loose wires.
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05 Managed with your networkUpdates and health checks by the team that runs your IT.
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06 One vendorNo separate camera company with its own portal and its own invoice.
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1We walk the building with youWe agree what is covered and, just as carefully, what is not.
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2We cable and mount properlyCameras run on structured cabling, not an extension lead and hope.
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3We set up accessSecure remote viewing for the people you nominate, and nobody else.
Straight answers
Questions practices ask
Entrances and exits, waiting and reception areas, corridors used for deliveries, parking, and medication or supply storage. Not exam rooms, treatment rooms, bathrooms, or anywhere a patient would reasonably expect privacy.
It can be, which is why placement and access control matter. We keep cameras out of clinical spaces, store footage on protected systems, and limit viewing to named people. During onboarding we document the whole arrangement.
Yes. Live and recorded video is available securely from a phone or computer, for the people you nominate and no one else.
Cameras run over the same structured cabling as everything else, which is why we plan them with the phones, workstations and access points rather than bolting them on afterwards.
The rest of the stack
Every discipline runs on the same platform, billed on one invoice.
A consultation, not a sales call.
Bring your phone invoice. In fifteen minutes you get our read on what to change, what it costs, and whether moving is worth it.