Seneca Enterprise

Seneca Enterprise · Across the UK

Mobile coverage for hospitals and healthcare

Keep care teams connected wherever the working day takes them. Bring reliable mobile reception to wards, clinics and service areas for faster coordination and response.

Hospital mobile coverage connecting wards, corridors and clinical support areas

Where mobile signal fails in hospitals and healthcare

Dense partitions, basement services and new wings can block mobile reception even when outdoor coverage is strong. Estates staff leave the work area to make a call, and visitors cannot reliably contact family from inside the building.

Wards and public areas

Agree coverage around the people using each space.

Basements and service routes

Reach maintenance teams where essential work takes place.

New wings

Integrate coverage with the building programme and clinical access rules.

How a distributed antenna system fixes hospital and healthcare coverage

Seneca plans antenna locations, cable routes and mobile network coverage with the hospital’s estates and technical teams. Clinical restrictions, sensitive equipment and infection-control arrangements are part of the design and installation plan.

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The return for your operation

Why hospitals and healthcare need reliable mobile coverage

Reach colleagues without leaving the ward or the task. Mobile access to calls, messages and approved clinical applications helps teams coordinate care and respond sooner.

Coordinate care faster

Keep clinicians, pharmacy staff and support teams in contact as they move between departments.

Put information within reach

Support mobile access to approved records and applications at the point of work.

Keep families connected

Give patients and visitors a dependable way to contact family from inside the building.

Build the business case

What mobile coverage costs for hospitals and healthcare

Clinical access, dense partitions, service congestion and working around occupied wards determine the scope.

Hospitals and healthcare: installed coverage options
SizeCEL-FI GO G41Single-network LTEInstalled entry optionQUATRA 4000e4-network LTEAll four UK networksQUATRA EVO2-network LTETwo networks, lower costQUATRA 100MSingle-network 5GA single network, on 5G
Up to 1,000 m² →£2,000Installed · one network£25,000–£41,000£16,500–£27,000£16,500–£28,000
1,001–5,000 m² →See QUATRA options →£31,500–£88,500£20,500–£54,500£21,500–£49,500
5,001–10,000 m² →See QUATRA options →£69,000–£130,500£42,500–£81,000£38,500–£77,000

Indicative; confirmed by survey; ex VAT. Ranges include equipment, antennas, cabling, survey, design, installation, commissioning and one-year support. Excludes travel & accommodation and optional hardware replacement.

GO G41: £2,000 installed for a suitable single-network site up to 1,000 m². QUATRA ranges cover each area band using the sector’s building profile. Floor layout and available outdoor signal are confirmed by survey.

One accountable partner

How we design, install and support hospital and healthcare coverage

We assess your estate, recommend the right system and build the business case with you. Start with one site or move straight to a wider rollout.

Design and commissioning

We assess the signal, design the distribution and commission the finished installation. JOTS DAS requirements guide operator-connected systems, with operator coordination managed as part of the project.

Network-safe equipment

We select network-safe equipment and establish the applicable Ofcom requirements and operator arrangements. You receive a system designed for its intended use.

Ongoing local support

We coordinate installation around your operation, then provide ongoing management and local support. One partner takes responsibility from assessment to handover and beyond.

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Hospitals and healthcare mobile coverage: common questions

Is a DAS safe around medical equipment?

We design with your clinical engineering team, incorporating equipment separation, antenna placement and local operating requirements. Controlled commissioning and acceptance tests verify the installation before handover.

How much does mobile coverage cost for a hospital?

For a hospital in the middle area band above, the indicative ranges are QUATRA 4000e: £31,500–£88,500; QUATRA EVO: £20,500–£54,500; QUATRA 100M: £21,500–£49,500. Clinical access, dense partitions, service congestion and working around occupied wards determine the scope. Ranges include equipment, antennas, cabling, survey, design, installation, commissioning and one-year support. Indicative; confirmed by survey; ex VAT. Travel, accommodation and optional hardware replacement are excluded.

Do users need new phones or SIMs?

Existing compatible phones and SIMs connect through the networks included in your system. We match the equipment and bands to the devices and networks you use.

What happens after the estimate?

Tell us where reception is getting in the way. We assess your estate, recommend the right approach and provide a firm quote covering installation and ongoing support.

Get a mobile coverage quote for hospitals and healthcare

Tell us where reception interrupts work. We’ll assess the requirement and help you build the business case.

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