The Screen Network
Medical waiting room screens, run like infrastructure.
1 842 displays, monitored continuously, updated centrally and reported honestly. The operational backbone behind every Medisplay campaign.
What is a medical waiting room screen network?
A waiting room screen network is a fleet of centrally managed digital displays installed across healthcare practices. Each screen runs an identical technical stack of commercial panel, LTE-connected media player and remote monitoring, so a single upload publishes nationally, and every playback event is logged for verification.
- 1 842
- Live screens
- 98.6%
- Verified uptime
- 8
- Practice categories
- < 24h
- Creative to air
How the network is built
One standard, everywhere.
Consistency is what makes a national buy possible. Every site runs the same hardware, the same loop rules and the same reporting.
Commercial hardware
Panels rated for continuous operation, not consumer televisions.
Independent connectivity
LTE per player. No dependency on practice Wi-Fi or patient data systems.
Continuous heartbeats
Faults are detected before a practice notices, and downtime is credited automatically.
Loop discipline
Advertising is capped as a share of loop time so the content stays useful.
Geographic coverage
All nine provinces, weighted to metro private healthcare density.
Play-log reporting
Timestamped, per-screen playback records underpin every impression estimate.
How impressions are estimated
Medisplay does not report screen counts as impressions. Estimated impressions combine verified plays per screen with practice-level patient throughput and a dwell-adjusted exposure factor per category. The methodology is published in the media kit and is consistent across every campaign report.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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