Inzo Technologies® is the exclusive West-Com distributor in Iowa. We help hospitals, nursing facilities, and senior living communities plan, install, integrate, and support nurse call systems with one accountable regional team.
Iowans 65 and older make up roughly 19 percent of the state1, ahead of the national average, and 397 certified nursing facilities2 operate across Iowa alongside hundreds of assisted living communities. Many of those buildings run 30 to 60 beds with one or two maintenance staff. A nurse call system has to work at that scale and stay simple to support.
Nurse call in a 40-bed building
Systems designed for a 300-bed hospital rarely fit a small community. West-Com scales down nurse call systems while keeping capability: configurable alerts, resident-to-staff calling, pull cords and pendants, and reporting on the FocusCare® platform. Operators running several buildings can hold one configuration standard across all of them.
Fall prevention and resident safety
Falls drive injury, transfer, and survey risk in long-term care. West-Com supports bed and chair monitoring, bathroom pull cords, delayed-response escalation, and reporting that shows where and when calls cluster. That gives a director of nursing something specific to act on.
Wander management alongside nurse call
Memory care units need door monitoring and resident location awareness working with the call system, not beside it. Inzo scopes both together so alerts land with the same staff on the same devices.
Coverage from Des Moines to the river cities
Inzo works with facilities across Iowa, including Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Davenport and the Quad Cities, Iowa City, Sioux City, Waterloo, and the rural communities between them. We agree on travel and response expectations before a project starts.
Des Moines, Iowa. Photo by Rihards Sergis.
Nurse call system installation and support in Iowa
Installation decides whether a project lands on schedule. Inzo handles the site walk, system design, infrastructure review, device installation, integration work, alert configuration, and staff training. After go-live the same team answers your service calls.
Working with the systems already in place
Nurse call sits next to the EMR, ADT feeds, wireless phones, RTLS, and paging. In senior living it also has to work with whichever electronic health record your operator has standardized on. Inzo reviews which connections earn their keep.
Phased paths for multi-building operators
Some operators replace a system when a building renovates. Others standardize one community at a time, add mobile notification to existing infrastructure, or reconfigure alert routing first. We help you sequence it across the portfolio.
Why facilities across the state choose Inzo
Inzo Technologies has supported healthcare and business technology since 1989 and holds West-Com distributorship in Iowa. Facilities get one team for planning, installation, integration, training, and long-term service, backed by broader network, cybersecurity, and voice experience.
Yes. Inzo is a West-Com distributor in Iowa, along with Missouri, Illinois, Kansas, and Indiana. Facilities work with one team from evaluation through long-term service.
Yes. Configurable alerting, resident-to-staff calling, pull cords, pendants, and reporting all work at that size without the console footprint a large hospital needs.
Yes. Alert logic, dome light behavior, and reporting definitions can be defined once and applied building to building, which keeps staff training and cross-site reporting consistent.
Yes. Bed and chair monitoring, bathroom calls, door monitoring, and resident location awareness can route to the same staff and devices as standard nurse call traffic.
Our technicians travel statewide for site walks, installation, and service. We agree on travel and response expectations before a project starts, and factory training lets your own maintenance staff handle routine issues on site.
Start planning your nurse call project
Tell us about your buildings, your workflow, and the support you need. We can help you define the next step, whether you are evaluating options, replacing an aging system, or standardizing across a portfolio.
