Connectivity That Cares. Everywhere, Every Time.

The DC70 empowers administrators, doctors and mobile units with secure, real-time data wherever care is needed.

In hospitals, Internet outages can have serious consequences, impacting patient care, administrative operations and emergency response. The DC70 ensures continuous, reliable connectivity by intelligently aggregating multiple WAN connections and automatically switching to backup links when needed. Serving as a centralized network hub, it gives IT administrators complete control to manage, optimize and secure hospital networks.

With intelligent bandwidth prioritisation, critical systems—such as EHR platforms, telemedicine services, cloud applications and administrative tools—always operate at peak performance. Traffic segmentation, access controls and automated failover policies.

Paired with the M110 mobile device in ambulances and mobile clinics, the DC70 enables a secure, real-time VPN tunnel over cellular networks. This allows patient vitals, medical imaging and critical data to be live transmitted directly to the hospital, so doctors can prepare in advance, guide paramedics remotely and make life-saving decisions before patients arrive. With centralized network management, high-speed connectivity and intelligent traffic handling, hospitals can ensure uninterrupted access to critical systems while empowering emergency responders with real-time insights.

Mobile clinics bring essential healthcare services directly to patients in remote or underserved areas. When paired with the DC70, these clinics gain high-speed, secure connectivity via bonded VPN, aggregating multiple WAN or cellular links at the packet level for reliable, uninterrupted access to hospital networks.

• Efficient hospital network management for administrators
• Real-time patient monitoring and data transmission from ambulances/Mobile clinics
• Secure, high-speed Bonded VPN connectivity
• Bandwidth prioritization and traffic control for critical applications
• Pre-arrival preparation and remote guidance for emergency care