Healthcare communications

Nurse Call Systems for Illinois Healthcare Facilities

Nexus sells, designs, installs, and supports Jeron wired and RCare wireless nurse call systems for Illinois hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and senior living communities. Our team handles assessment, infrastructure, training, documentation, service, and lifecycle planning from day one.

Evaluating platforms? Read our Nurse Call Buyer's Guide — UL 1069, wired vs wireless, and the vendor questions that matter.

Two platforms, one accountable partner

Choose the system that fits the care model

Jeron and RCare serve different facility needs. Nexus evaluates workflow, infrastructure, integrations, migration risk, support requirements, and total lifecycle cost before recommending a design.

Wired clinical communications

Jeron Nurse Call

A wired platform family for hospitals, skilled nursing, behavioral health, clinics, and other care environments requiring durable clinical communication infrastructure.

  • Facility-specific system planning and pathway assessment
  • Installation, testing, training, and closeout documentation
  • Upgrade, expansion, service, and lifecycle support
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Wireless resident safety

RCare Nurse Call

A wireless nurse call and resident-safety platform for senior living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and distributed care communities.

  • Flexible deployment for existing and multi-building communities
  • Mobile workflows, reporting, training, and operational support
  • Expansion, replacement, service, and lifecycle planning
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Jeron and RCare at a glance

Decision factorJeronRCare
ArchitectureWired clinical communication infrastructureWireless nurse call and resident-safety platform
Common environmentsHospitals, skilled nursing, behavioral health, clinicsSenior living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing
Project considerationsPathways, phasing, clinical workflow, integrations, resilienceWireless coverage, resident mobility, alert routing, reporting
Nexus supportAssessment through installation and lifecycle serviceAssessment through deployment and lifecycle service

Final suitability, listing, code, and compliance requirements depend on the complete facility assessment, system design, installation, documentation, and applicable authority requirements.

Start with discovery

Request nurse call information

Tell us about the care environment and current system. We’ll route the request to a healthcare-technology specialist who can compare Jeron and RCare against the facility’s actual needs.

Jeron and RCare parts assistance

Request replacement parts

Provide the system, model, part number, serial number, quantity, and system status when available. Nexus will verify compatibility and availability before issuing pricing or confirming an order.

For an active life-safety or clinical-communication failure, call 847.443.9900. This web form is not emergency dispatch.

Nurse call questions

Who installs nurse call systems in Illinois?

Nexus Communications Technology designs, installs, and supports Jeron wired and RCare wireless nurse call systems for Illinois hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living, memory care, behavioral health, and ambulatory facilities.

Which nurse call systems does Nexus sell and support?

Nexus sells, designs, installs, and supports Jeron wired nurse call systems and RCare wireless nurse call and resident-safety systems.

How do I choose between Jeron and RCare?

The strongest choice depends on the care environment, applicable requirements, existing infrastructure, staff workflow, integrations, renovation constraints, resident mobility, and lifecycle plan. Nexus evaluates those factors before recommending a platform.

Can Nexus help with an existing nurse call system?

Yes. Nexus can assess existing Jeron and RCare environments, plan upgrades and expansions, provide service options, and help identify replacement parts. Availability and compatibility are verified before an order is confirmed.

What should we prepare before planning a nurse call replacement?

Gather the existing system model, room or bed count, known faults, available drawings, and required integrations. Identify occupied areas and care routines that constrain work. The assessment should define phased cutover, interim communication procedures, testing, staff training, and closeout documentation before a schedule is agreed.

What should a nurse call service agreement specify?

Ask for written coverage identifying supported equipment, preventive-maintenance tasks, response targets, escalation contacts, and documentation. Confirm labor and parts inclusions, exclusions, replacement terms, customer responsibilities, price adjustments, and renewal conditions. Coverage is determined by the agreed scope, not assumed from the equipment brand.