The Centegix Safety Platform

Workplace Violence Prevention

Workplace violence is rising in healthcare. A comprehensive safety strategy can help you distinguish your facility, recruit and retain quality staff, and mitigate the cost of turnover.

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Safety is now the #1 determining factor for nurses considering a job change.¹

In healthcare, safety is paramount—not just for your patients but for your dedicated staff. We understand the unique challenges you face, and we’re here to help you overcome them with CrisisAlert™.

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Mitigate Workplace Violence with CrisisAlert™

Empower Your Staff

When EVERY. SECOND. MATTERS.®, CrisisAlert™ enables your staff to discreetly request help at the push of a button.

Impact Retention

A safer workplace means happier, more engaged employees. By helping your staff feel safe, you can reduce workforce turnover.

Enhance Patient Care

A focused team is a productive team. Alleviate their safety fears so they can concentrate on delivering high-quality patient care.

It Pays to Protect Them

Use this retention stats sheet to explore the financial impact of stabilizing your workforce through safety.

Your Partner in Workplace Safety

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18K+

facilities covered

18M+

people protected

From the everyday, to the extreme.

When the unexpected happens, organizations using CENTEGIX are ready.

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1 Berlin, G., RN, Lapointe, M., & Murphy, M. (2022, February 17). Surveyed nurses consider leaving direct patient care at elevated rates. McKinsey & Company. https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/healthcare/our-insights/surveyed-nurses-consider-leaving-direct-patient-care-at-elevated-rates