Automatic doors for the healthcare sector

Healthcare sector
How can we help people with reduced mobility, simplify the movement of stretchers, respect the rules of good hygiene and sterility in operating rooms, and avoid touching the doors with our hands ?

In the medical field, reception is a question of comfort and efficiency. Automatic doors are suitable for all types of buildings and allow for all kinds of esthetic choices, providing an image of comfort, modernity, and harmony.

Our high-traffic and wide-opening automatic doors make it easy to move beds or ambulatory material. Detection systems are suitable for people with reduced mobility and carts.

 

Our references

CLINICS, HOSPITALS, LABORATORIES, RETIREMENT HOMES, MEDICAL PRACTICES, DENTAL PRACTICES…

Hospital de la Timone (Marseille), Hospital des Armées (Brest), Hôpital Edouard Herriot (Lyon), Hospital Pitié Salpêtrière (Paris), Hôpital du Val de Grâce (Paris), Clinique Le Méridien (Cannes), Clinique St Antoine (Nice), Laboratoire ASEPTA (Monaco), Centre Héliomarin (Hyeres), Fondation Rotschild (Villeneuve St Denis).

Portalp’s range of automatic doors

In a medical environment, reception is a question of comfort and efficiency. How can we help people with reduced mobility? How can we make it easy to move beds, wheelchairs, and respect the rules of hygiene and sterility in operating rooms by avoiding touching doors with our hands ?

Heavy-traffic and wide-opening automatic doors make it easy for beds to move. Detection systems are suitable for carts or for people with reduced mobility.

For operating rooms :

Our hermetic doors are designed to foster good hygiene in sterile environments, acting as a defensive barrier against bacteria.

In radiology rooms :

Protecting against X-ray radiation is a must. Our X-ray door provides this protection to respect current regulations while allowing for a variety of leaf styles.

In other rooms with a controlled environment :

Our leakage flow control doors limit airflow to maintain the level of hygiene required in intensive care units, recovery rooms, and laboratories. They adapt to overpressure or negative pressure constraints.

Our installations in healthcare