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Robert Iraggi talks about trends and developments in the Healthcare industry, as well as challenges and solutions to those challenges. Visit us at booth 317 at IAHSS in Nashville to discover solutions that optimize the customer experience, security, and safety needs of patients, visitors, and staff.

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Robert Iraggi talks about trends and developments in the Healthcare industry, as well as challenges and solutions to those challenges. Visit us at booth 317 at IAHSS in Nashville to discover solutions that optimize the customer experience, security, and safety needs of patients, visitors, and staff.

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Hello. My name is Robert Iraggi. I'm business development here at Parabit Systems, and we're very excited about going to the upcoming IHAS show IAHSS for the healthcare industry, seeing customers in person everything from end users who actually run facilities, as well as the integrators and other service providers that do the work there at these special facilities. Health care, obviously, is a very, very, very, very, big, big market here in America. We have for profit health care, so it's a big competition. One hospital versus another. I think amenities and obviously doctor qualifications and anything that it can make one hospital better than the other, especially in a big city with competition for patients is very, very important that they can keep their gear and their equipment up to spec. In our industry here with Parabit with self-service and security items, it's being cutting edge on top of the technology ladder is very, very important to make sure that everything works correctly and that patients, as well as people visiting those patients feel safe and secure. So I think it's gonna be more and more competitive as time goes on in this industry, and we really need to be at the top of the game. And show how our products help make these facilities more safe and secure. Powerup is going to be showing a lot of different products at the House Show in Nashville we're excited to push all of our kiosk solutions for security and for getting people safely in and out of the facility to make sure they credential with proper documentation, badges, and ID. We also do discreet camera enclosures, we do courtesy phones, all different kind of products that handle security, as well as self-service devices. Patients as well as the people visiting them and again need to feel safe and secure and know that our products will help them and take care of their needs as they go through their experience at hospitals and medical facilities.

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