What You Should Know:
– Kajeet, a provider of IoT and private wireless connectivity solutions, today announced a partnership with Cisco to deliver a high-performance Private 5G Managed Service for healthcare organizations.
– The collaboration combines Kajeet’s expertise in neutral host networks with Cisco’s Private 5G management platform to address the unique connectivity challenges faced by hospitals and health systems.
– The partnership will be showcased at HIMSS25 in Las Vegas, where Kajeet and Cisco will demonstrate their joint solution and highlight its benefits for healthcare providers.
Addressing Connectivity Gaps in Healthcare
Hospitals and health systems often struggle with inconsistent cellular coverage, network security concerns, and the need for seamless access to critical applications. Traditional Wi-Fi and public cellular networks often fall short in meeting these demands.
The Kajeet Healthcare 5G solution, combined with Cisco’s Private 5G management platform, offers a comprehensive approach to addressing these challenges:
- Seamless, Always-On Connectivity: Provides reliable, hospital-wide coverage, eliminating dead zones and ensuring that clinicians, patients, and guests stay connected.
- Enhanced Security and Compliance: Built-in HIPAA, SOC, and HITRUST compliance ensures the secure and compliant handling of sensitive patient data.
- Real-Time Data and Network Intelligence: Dynamic traffic prioritization guarantees uninterrupted bandwidth for critical applications like EMR systems, telemedicine, and medical IoT devices.
- Carrier-Agnostic Flexibility: Allows hospitals to control their connectivity and integrate with multiple carriers for failover support, enhancing network resilience.\
“Kajeet’s partnership with Cisco marks a significant step forward in bringing secure, hospital-wide private 5G to the healthcare industry,” said Ben Weintraub, CEO of Kajeet. “This isn’t just about connectivity—it’s about ensuring that doctors have instant access to records, patients experience uninterrupted care, and hospital IT leaders gain full control over their networks.”
