Wireless that performs like wireline.
We design and deploy fixed wireless access, private 5G, and CBRS networks for healthcare environments where Wi-Fi alone won't carry the workload. Our T-Mobile partnership puts carrier solution engineering on every joint design.
What healthcare orgs actually face.
Hospitals were built on Wi-Fi assumptions that are showing their age. Imaging suites need predictable bandwidth, infusion fleets need persistent connectivity, and ambulatory clinics need carrier-grade backup that doesn't depend on whoever's running the local cable plant.
Off-the-shelf cellular feels straightforward until you try to make it production-ready: SIM lifecycle, signal mapping, antenna placement, and integration with the corporate identity plane all become projects of their own.
Medical ANS brings the design templates and the T-Mobile Solution Partner relationship that puts carrier engineering on every design review.
How we build it.
- RF site surveys with healthcare-specific clinical workflow overlays
- Fixed wireless access as primary or as managed backup, depending on site economics
- Private 5G and CBRS networks for specialty environments (imaging, mobile clinical, behavioral health)
- SIM and eUICC lifecycle management integrated with our managed services
- Direct T-Mobile carrier engineering involvement on every design
- Integration with the existing campus LAN and identity infrastructure
How 5G ANS fits together.
Design targets we engineer to. Where a benchmark applies across the industry, we say so.
Faster ambulatory rollouts
New clinic sites come online in days, not months — no waiting on local carrier provisioning.
Predictable clinical bandwidth
Carrier-grade SLAs for the workloads that matter, with QoS shaped to clinical priorities.
Resilient redundancy
Wireless paths that fail independently of wireline — a real second leg, not the same fiber in a different jacket.
A T-Mobile partnership that shows up in the design review.
As a T-Mobile Solution Partner, Medical ANS can bring T-Mobile's healthcare solution engineering team into joint design review — RF planning, carrier-side validation, and 5G ANS / SuperBroadband architecture review before build. The same program supports T-Mobile's published healthcare deployments, including Boston Children's Hospital.
More on the partnershipHealthcare's first 5G hybrid network — Boston Children's Hospital.
Talk to a solutions engineer.
Bring the diagram, the carrier bill, or the requirement doc. We'll bring an honest read.