Network Infrastructure Survey for a Multi-Building Healthcare Practice
A growing healthcare practice needed to understand what it would take to modernize its network across two buildings. Norvet documented the existing network and recommended equipment; cabling needs were flagged for a licensed contractor to scope.
Buildings Surveyed
2
Main office and separate admin building both assessed.
Deliverable
Written report
Equipment recommendation ready for budget review.
Platform
Ubiquiti-based
Switch, access point, and firewall recommendations based on Ubiquiti architecture.
Date
December 2024
Work completed December 2024.
The Challenge
The practice was expanding across a main office and a separate admin building, but had no clear picture of its existing infrastructure or what modernization would cost. Some clinical rooms had no data or phone wiring at all, and leadership needed a written plan with enough detail to take to a budget discussion.
The Solution
Norvet documented the existing voice and data systems in both buildings and recommended Ubiquiti-based network equipment, including switches, access points, and a firewall. Rooms with no data or phone wiring were flagged for a licensed contractor to scope.
The Outcome
The practice received a written report with an equipment recommendation it could budget from, plus a list of rooms where cabling needed a licensed contractor to scope.
Challenge
A growing healthcare practice operated across a main office and a separate admin building but had no documented picture of its network infrastructure. Some clinical rooms had no data or phone wiring at all.
Leadership needed a clear written recommendation they could use for budget planning, with hardware counts and a list of rooms needing cabling work.
Solution
- Voice and data systems were documented across both buildings.
- Rooms with no existing data or phone infrastructure were identified and flagged for a licensed contractor to scope.
- A Ubiquiti-based equipment recommendation was produced: switch count, access point count, and firewall requirements.
- The deliverable was a written report the practice could take directly to a budget and planning conversation.
Outcome
The practice received a written equipment recommendation with enough detail to budget from, and every room without wiring was flagged for a licensed contractor to scope.
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