Automatic Door Service for Retirement Homes & Healthcare Facilities

Doors that support residents and staff

Older adults are more vulnerable to being struck or caught by a door that closes too quickly, and a door that fails to open can leave someone stranded. Opening speeds, closing forces, hold-open times and sensor coverage all deserve attention in a care setting.

• Low-energy operators for corridors, resident suites and washrooms
• Touchless actuators to reduce hand contact
• Accessible washroom door packages
• Main entrance swing and sliding doors
• Door closers adjusted for manageable opening force
• Access-controlled entrances and secured areas

Secured entrances and resident safety

Many residences secure certain entrances or units for resident safety. The automatic operators, electrified locks and access control at those openings must work together, and must still release correctly for egress. We review how secured doors are intended to function and coordinate the door hardware with the safety and access systems your building already uses.

Work planned around care routines

Service visits are scheduled with your maintenance lead or administrator, with attention to meal times, medication rounds and resident movement. If an opening must be out of service, we discuss the plan before starting so staff can manage the area.

Preventive maintenance for care facilities

High-use and safety-critical doors benefit from regular inspection. A maintenance program provides a door register, a consistent inspection checklist and written findings that help administrators plan repairs and demonstrate that doors are being maintained.