Pain Institutes

Two-way radios for pain institutes can give doctors and other healthcare providers the support they need to better care for each patient's unique medical challenge. This is because pain clinic walkie-talkies connect the front desk with the various departments and treatment specialists so that they can better plan and coordinate individual treatments.

Enhance Service with Two-Way Radios for Pain Clinics

As many as 50 million people in the U.S. live with chronic pain. Fortunately, there are a wide range of advanced treatments that can offer relief. A pain institute or pain clinic is a facility that offers various treatments based on the individual's unique situation. This required close collaboration between the patient, the diagnosing doctor and the various health practitioners and technicians at the center. And his is where a pain institute two-way radio system can be extremely helpful.

Because of the various treatments going on simultaneously, it may be difficult to reach staff members with important information or to notify them that a patient is being sent for either treatment or a diagnosis. However, if all staff members are equipped with easy-to-use pain clinic walkie-talkies, no one will ever have to run around a facility, trying to track someone down. Being able to immediately get questions answered and relay patient information to specific groups enhances that patient's overall experience for more effective service.

Best Two-Way Radios for Pain Institutes

Tech Wholesale is an Authorized Motorola Dealer, which means we have the necessary expertise and knowledge of their radios to offer recommendations for particular industries.

For pain institutes and pain clinics, we recommend the Motorola CLP1080e, CLS1110, CLS1410 and DLR1060. These two-way radios combine compact size, clear signals, advanced features and hands-free, discreet communications for the perfect two-way radio for pain clinics and institutes.

If you're looking for an extremely small, lightweight radio, consider the Motorola CLP1080e. At just 2.38 ounces and 3.5 by 2 by .75 inches, it's the ideal two-way radio for a pain clinic when you want staff members to be able to communicate without disturbing or being overheard by patients. The radio includes a belt clip and adjustable earpiece and inline PTT (push-to-talk) microphone. It's also small enough to be discreetly worn on a uniform.

Slightly larger but still quite small and light, the Motorola CLS Series radios are very easy to use. They're available in 1-channel and 4-channel models, and like the CLP1080e, they feature business-exclusive frequencies and interference eliminator codes for clear, crisp signals.

Digital Radios for Pain Clinics

For those who want the very latest technology and the features of a cell phone, choose the Motorola DLR1060 digital radio. Designed to the strictest military standards for exceptional durability in harsh conditions, this two-way digital radio lets you speak to people individually in addition to broadcasting to groups. Since it operates on the 900 MHz frequency band, you won't need an FCC license to use it. Also, since it's digital, the sound is extremely clear with no static.