Healthcare campuses

Controlled access for a complex care ecosystem.

Plexera Private Network Exchange (PNX) helps healthcare network operators authorize enterprise access for approved devices and service organizations while maintaining clear network and policy boundaries.

Clinical devicesFacilitiesSecurityService teamsTemporary vendors

Campus-wide operations

Healthcare networks serve more than one organization.

Hospitals and health campuses depend on equipment providers, facilities teams, security organizations, contractors, and other authorized partners. PNX provides a governed way to extend private cellular access without treating each relationship as a new custom network.

HNO

Healthcare network operator

The hospital, health system, or campus operator defines which facilities, devices, and organizations may participate.

Set access and participation policies
Preserve independent network control
Create value from approved external use

Authorized healthcare enterprise

Technology, facilities, security, and service organizations extend approved operational devices across participating campuses.

Maintain enterprise identity and policy
Reduce campus-specific provisioning
Scale across approved care locations

Channel partner

Integrators and technology providers help qualify use cases, connect participants, and support the lifecycle of the solution.

Extend campus-network engagements
Serve HNO and GT customers
Build repeatable participation models

Operational use cases

Securely connect the organizations that keep a campus working.

PNX focuses on authenticated operational connectivity. Application owners and healthcare organizations retain responsibility for their data, privacy, and regulatory obligations.

Clinical technology

Approved connected equipment and mobile devices operated under defined enterprise and campus policies.

Facilities operations

Maintenance teams, building systems, sensors, and mobile tools used across participating facilities.

Campus security

Authorized communications, cameras, and operational devices used within controlled network boundaries.

Temporary vendors

Time- or policy-bound access for approved organizations supporting projects, services, and specialized equipment.

Multi-campus services

A consistent access approach for enterprises supporting more than one hospital or healthcare location.

Operational continuity

Device identity and policy that remain with the enterprise as authorized teams move through participating campuses.

Healthcare value

Preserve campus control while simplifying authorized enterprise access.

For the healthcare HNO

Govern participation on campus terms.

Make eligible coverage available to approved service organizations without giving up authority over the private network.

Authorization by organization and location
Independent infrastructure and policy control
Incremental value from qualified participation

For the healthcare GT

Federate service delivery across campuses.

Extend enterprise-managed devices through one repeatable model instead of rebuilding access at every healthcare site.

SIM-based identity for approved devices
Enterprise-controlled services and users
Scalable reach across participating locations

A controlled model

Participation begins with authorization.

01 / DEFINE

The campus sets its boundaries.

The HNO identifies eligible locations, approved organizations, and the rules governing participation.

02 / CONNECT

The enterprise brings its identity.

The GT connects its enterprise core and maps authorized devices to approved access policies.

03 / SCALE

Access extends by policy.

Additional participating campuses can support the same enterprise relationship without starting over.

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