Nuffield Health Requires Safe Environment for Members

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Problem

Nuffield Health runs over 50 well-being centers across the United Kingdom, offering a range of facilities geared to helping members lead a healthy and active life. Johnson Controls works closely with Nuffield Health branches when assessing changing security needs with a view to ensuring custom-designed solutions are in place to tackle day-to-day challenges with maximum efficiency.

Solution

To position the well-being centers with a competitive edge in looking after guests, Johnson Controls has equipped the clubs with technology that tackles business challenges head on, allowing staff to provide the best possible service to members and their guests. Johnson Controls’ expertise and knowledge drives deployment of multiple security technologies. Johnson Controls also provides round-the-clock support and consulting services in addition to tailored fire, intruder, CCTV, and emergency response systems to suit each branch’s individual requirements and size.

Products and Services

  • Fire detection
  • Intruder detection
  • CCTV cameras
  • Emergency response care system
  • Integrated system
  • Redcare signaling
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