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4-Pack
Most popular — covers two pairs on different channels
$1,112.00
See pack detailsIND 05Assisted livingIndustry solutions
Two-way radios for assisted living and memory care that respect resident dignity.
Resident care, dining, life enrichment, and facilities need quiet, discreet comms across floors and wings — encrypted so resident health information stays off open frequencies.
Nationwide cellularNo FCC license72-hour shipping
A typical day on a assisted living site.
6:30am day-shift handoff. CNAs are starting AM care. Dining is setting up breakfast in the main hall. Life enrichment is prepping the activity room for a 10am session. Facilities is responding to a smoke alarm in the memory care wing. A resident on the third floor needs a two-person assist. The charge nurse coordinates the help from the station. The whole exchange takes ninety seconds — but every word of it would be a problem if a touring family heard it from the hallway, and the resource shouldn't be a clipped speaker echoing through resident rooms.
How POC LTE solves it.
- AES-256 encrypted talk groups by default — resident information stays off open frequencies.
- Discreet acoustic-tube earpieces — no clipped speaker noise in resident rooms.
- Coverage in memory care wings, basements, courtyards — wherever cell signal reaches.
- Pre-programmed fall-response channel monitored by every radio in the fleet.
- Separate channels for care, dining, life enrichment, and facilities.
Roles we equip.
The radios are sized and programmed for who actually uses them. A front desk gets a different setup than a banquet captain or a security supervisor.
Charge nurse
Coordinate care across floors, escalate to the director on-call.
CNA team lead
Dispatch two-person assists, manage care handoffs across shifts.
Memory care manager
Coordinate dedicated coverage in the secured wing.
Dining services manager
Sync meal service across the main hall and assisted rooms.
Life enrichment lead
Coordinate transport to and from activities and outings.
Facilities tech
Respond to alarms and resident requests across the building.
Housekeeping supervisor
Schedule room turns without disrupting resident routines.
Executive director on-call
Stay reachable for after-hours escalations from any wing.
POC LTE vs UHF/VHF for assisted living.
| UHF/VHF radios | Elite2Way POC LTE | |
|---|---|---|
| Encryption for resident information | Optional, varies | AES-256 standard |
| Discreet audio in resident areas | Speaker-dependent | Acoustic-tube earpiece standard |
| Coverage in memory care wings | Repeaters needed | Wherever cell signal reaches |
| FCC license | Required | Not required |
| Scaling for census surge | Reprogramming required | Ship in 72 hours |
Encryption for resident information
UHF/VHF
Optional, varies
Elite2Way
AES-256 standard
Discreet audio in resident areas
UHF/VHF
Speaker-dependent
Elite2Way
Acoustic-tube earpiece standard
Coverage in memory care wings
UHF/VHF
Repeaters needed
Elite2Way
Wherever cell signal reaches
FCC license
UHF/VHF
Required
Elite2Way
Not required
Scaling for census surge
UHF/VHF
Reprogramming required
Elite2Way
Ship in 72 hours
Recommended setup.
The most common starting point for teams in this vertical. We adjust based on your roster — call us with your headcount.
Accessories
Recommended earpieces
- 1-Wire Acoustic Tube Earpiece
- 1-Wire Swivel Earpiece
Programming
Vertical-specific config
AES-256 channels for care, dining, life enrichment, and facilities. The resident-care channel ships with acoustic-tube earpieces so traffic stays out of resident hearing range.
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