Waiting area

Waiting screens that answer the question

Put the queue on the TV in your waiting area. Patients can see where they are in the line and which doctor is running late, so reception stops being asked.

Zero-Install Display

Pair a screen in minutes

Any TV or display with a browser; pair it to the hospital and it keeps itself up to date. Nothing to install on the TV.

Any display browser

Open the browser on a Smart TV, Android TV, display stick, or connected monitor.

One-time pairing

Link the display to your hospital account with a pairing code in minutes.

Self-maintaining

The screen maintains its connection and stays updated automatically without manual staff intervention.

Real-Time Visibility

Live queue by doctor

Queue position and consulting status per doctor, updating as reception works, with no refresh.

Per-doctor status cards

Shows current consulting doctor, assigned consultation room, the token currently being seen, and the upcoming numbers in line.

Seamless live updates

When reception checks in a walk-in or a doctor calls the next token, the TV reflects the change immediately with no page reloading required.

Front-Desk Relief

Fewer interruptions at the desk

The two questions reception answers all day (“how long?” and “has the doctor arrived?”) are on the wall.

Question 1 Answered

“How long is the wait?”

Patients can see exactly how many tokens precede them in line, eliminating anxiety and repetitive inquiries at the counter.

Question 2 Answered

“Has the doctor arrived?”

The doctor's consulting status is clearly displayed. If a doctor is delayed or actively consulting, patients see it on the screen immediately.

Distance-Optimized Display

Built to be read across a room

Large type and high contrast, laid out for a display at distance rather than a shrunk desktop page.

High-contrast typography: oversized token numbers and clear room badges that can be read from seated rows across the waiting hall.

Purpose-built TV layout: designed specifically for wide displays and TV viewing distances, avoiding cramped web tables and tiny UI controls.

Hospital waiting room screens and live queue displays

Put live queue positions and doctor consulting status on the TV in your waiting area, keeping patients informed and reducing front-desk interruptions.

Live queue visibility on any TV

Display queue positions and consulting status per doctor on any TV or monitor with a web browser. The screen pairs in minutes to the hospital system and keeps itself up to date without manual refreshes.

There is nothing to install on the display hardware. With large typography and high contrast, the layout is designed to be read clearly from across a waiting room.

  • Pairs in minutes using any TV or display with a browser
  • No software to install on the television
  • Live queue position and consulting status updated automatically
  • High-contrast layout designed for distance reading

Fewer interruptions at the front desk

By displaying wait times and doctor availability directly on the wall, patients can see their place in line and whether their doctor has started consulting, answering the two most common reception questions automatically.

Frequently asked questions

What hardware is required for the waiting screens?

Any TV or display with a web browser. You pair the screen to your hospital account and it stays updated automatically with nothing to install on the TV.

Does the waiting screen update on its own?

Yes. As reception checks patients in and doctors call tokens, queue positions and consulting statuses update without needing a page refresh.

What information is shown on the waiting display?

Queue positions by doctor, token numbers, and consulting status, formatted with large type and high contrast for easy reading across the waiting area.