Connexall

01/23/2026

Today, we honor our founder, David Tavares.

David built Connexall on a simple, profound belief: save lives.

The impact of his leadership continues every day in hospitals and communities around the world - whenever a workflow becomes clearer, a response arrives faster, or a patient journey feels safer and more connected. He led with purpose, compassion, and the conviction that meaningful change is possible when we design with clinicians and for patients.

On his birthday, we remember the standard he set, the lives he touched, and the mission he put in motion.

Happy birthday, David. You are remembered, respected, and deeply missed.

01/19/2026

In a hospital, the unknown can be dangerous. When clinicians adopt new tools, they take the time to understand them before using them for real.

Monica Trepicone practiced this as a nurse in the OR. She tested new tools, passing and handling, until they felt like extensions of her hands. Handoff in the OR has to be seamless.

Now, as our Clinical Informatics Specialist, she helps hospitals apply that rigorous testing to all new alarm technology.

In this week’s Clinical Pulse, we explore why clinical mastery determines success:

Hospitals must evaluate communications technology with care to ensure adoption and protect patients from harm.

01/06/2026

Hospital staff work in high-pressure environments where split-second decisions matter.

When new communications technology disrupts established workflows, it creates a mental burden at the worst possible time.

Staff who normally navigate critical moments without pause suddenly have to stop and figure out how to proceed.

The time and resources that go into implementation are worth it. Because the complexity ensures that tools blend into existing workflows from day one.

There’s no space for hesitation when lives are on the line.

Learn more in this blog:

Hospitals must evaluate communications technology with care to ensure adoption and protect patients from harm.

01/01/2026

2026 Starts Now! ❇️

To everyone on the floor, behind the screens, and on call - thank you 💙

In 2026, we're continuing to choose connection over complexity, doubling down on human-first solutions that advance safety, trust, and adoption⚕️

Join us in celebrating the New year, a higher bar, with the same mission: safer, calmer, connected care.

Happy New Year! 🎆

12/29/2025

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re spotlighting a simple shift that made a big impact: moving telemetry updates from phone calls to context‑rich, trackable alerts inside Connexall Telehub.

Hear it first from Sahara Jones: no dialing out, no guesswork.

Alerts arrive with patient and location context; responses are time‑stamped; and leaders can see how quickly information is received and acted upon. That clarity reduces delays, strengthens accountability, and makes workflows measurably more efficient.

👉 Read the year-end guide for healthcare leaders:
https://hubs.ly/Q03Z5kt20

12/25/2025

This Christmas, we celebrate the heart of connected care.

Thank you for joining us in our commitment to improving experiences in hospitals, facilities, and homes. Your dedication and impact continues to inspire us.

From our team to yours, Merry Christmas.

12/18/2025

How do you make sure the right person gets the right alert at the right time?

Connexall’s alert routing solutions bridge the gap between urgency and action.
From CNAs to RNs, alerts are routed intelligently: preventing delays, reducing risk, and improving patient safety.

Because when seconds matter, speed isn’t optional - it’s essential.
Learn More from Jazz or read the full blog: https://hubs.ly/Q03YD8HN0

12/17/2025

Clinician burnout is the #1 challenge healthcare facilities face:

💢 Overwhelmed staff.
🚨 Missed alerts.
‼️ Stress that impacts patient care.

Connexall’s platform and Clinical Elevate program helps caregivers by filtering alerts and delivering only what’s relevant at the frontline.
Because when caregivers thrive, patients do too.

Learn how one hospital transformed workflows and cut alarms by 43%:https://hubs.ly/Q03YtFq50

12/15/2025

What does commitment to care really look like?

At Glacier View Lodge, Connexall partnered with caregivers and technicians to integrate fall prevention technology into their antiquated nurse call system - without disrupting workflows.

“Connexall’s interest in improving resident safety was incredible. They worked with us in every way possible to build a system that truly makes a difference.”

Because for us, innovation isn’t just about systems, it’s about people.

12/12/2025

Congratulations to Jason Wilson, winner of the McKnight’s Pinnacle Award for Marketplace Influencer!

His groundbreaking work in healthcare integrations - including novel fall prevention sensors and smart lighting - sets a new standard for patient safety and care. Join us in congratulating Jason on this incredible achievement! 🎉

12/12/2025

How do you make sure a solution works today and tomorrow?

At Connexall, every project begins with curiosity: What challenges are you facing now, and what’s next? We don’t just deliver a solution: we design for expansion, flexibility, and long-term success.

Because in healthcare, change isn’t a risk, it’s a reality.

Learn from Sahara Jones how we turn questions into smarter solutions.

12/11/2025

Technology skepticism can run deep in hospitals, and for good reason.

When clinical systems fail, they hurt efficiency and compromise patient safety.

Monica Trepicone understands this from both sides. During her 18+ years as a registered nurse, with 15 in the OR, she watched well-intentioned alarm management systems fail. Now, as one of our Clinical Informatics Specialists, she helps hospitals avoid that outcome.

Given that every hospital is unique, we start off our implementation process by understanding what (and who) we’re working with.

Connexall’s team conducts on-site assessments, involving hospital staff from day one. The team identifies who will use the system in each unit and what they call themselves. One unit might have a “nursing supervisor,” while another has a “nurse manager.” Same role, different titles.

These details matter when routing alerts later on.

Then comes workflow observation. The team watches nurses manage multiple priorities, physical constraints, and time pressure to understand how alerts actually fit into their day.

The system configuration that follows reflects how work really happens, not how it looks on paper.

The final step: The team deploys the system in real patient settings. Because what works in theory doesn’t always work when lives are on the line.

Want all the details on the implementation process? Read our latest blog:

How embedding clinical experts in alarm management system implementation builds clinician trust and ensures successful tech adoption..