Is Morgue Security Right for You?
Identify:
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Improved efficiency and workflow within the morgue facility with decedents tagged and logged in the AllGuard® system immediately upon arrival
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Improved communication with internal stakeholders and outside partners for end to end management of the decedent
Locate:
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Real-time tracking with simple location monitoring tags
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Prompt alerts if decedent patients are moved unexpectedly
Protect:
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Tamper detecting tags and automated door control may be used to prevent unauthorized removal of decedents
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Help ensure compliance with all local and federal laws and requirements
Why GuardRFID® for Morgue Security?
A hospital or government morgue is typically a busy environment with deceased arriving at all times of day and night to await identification, removal for autopsy or burial. Using active RFID tags, arriving decedent patients are tagged and logged in our AllGuard system to ensure proper identification
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Improved Workflows
Automated tracking of decedent patients.
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Track bodies through the mortuary, ensuring a complete chain-of-custody from arrival to final disposal
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Improve accuracy and handling with reliable identification of each decedent patient
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Improve and enhance overall operational quality of service
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Security
Know where each decedent body is located and the next steps in the process in real-time.
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Minimize human error
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Reduce incidents of missing or mishandled decedent patients
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Reduce the risk of expensive & damaging lawsuits
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How RTLS for Morgue Security Works

Locate, track, and secure decedent patients in real-time
The solution uses the GuardRFID suite of infrastructure hardware and AllGuard® enterprise software to identify tags, manage tag rules, activate alarms and control doors. Each decedent is assigned a tag – location is seen in real-time, while the software activates alarms when tagged items move from secured areas. By integrating long-range RTLS and close-range portal detection in a single system, the solution provides a unique element of floor discrimination.