Digital signage for clinics and waiting rooms

A waiting room screen has a captive, slightly anxious audience. Give it something useful: current queue information from your system, health guidance, services and hours — managed remotely so reception never touches the TV.

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Live information, not a looping logo

Bind a zone to a data source and push queue status or waiting times as JSON from your practice system. Around it: health campaigns on a schedule, service hours, a news ticker, the time.

Content that respects the setting

Scheduling swaps content by clinic session — pediatric mornings, general afternoons. Takeover pushes urgent notices (delays, closures) to every screen at once and hands back control when ended.

Reception has no time for AV problems

Screens are managed from the dashboard: online status, remote reload, an email if a screen goes dark and another when it recovers. Playback continues through network drops from the local cache.

Common questions

Can we show live queue numbers?

Yes — push them to a Pixyl data source from your practice software and the bound zone updates in seconds. If your system has a web view instead, show it directly with the URL app.

Who updates the content day to day?

Anyone with an editor role. A Google Docs app is often enough: reception edits the document, the screen follows.

What hardware belongs in a clinic?

Any TV with a browser or a small Android box behind it. No special player hardware, no site visit to update content.