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WARD ACCESS CONTROL

HOSPITAL VISITOR
VERIFICATION

ICUs, maternity wards and other sensitive areas need tighter control than a front-desk sign-in sheet can offer. Mxface checks visitors against a pre-approved list at the point of entry, so security stays tight without slowing down family and friends.

A checked list beats an honesty system
Hospital visitor verification at a ward entry point
Ward entry identity check
Verification status ✓
Face Detected Verified
Liveness Verified
Approved Visitor Matched
THE GAP AT THE WARD DOOR

A sign-in sheet trusts whatever name gets written down.

Sensitive wards often need stricter access than the rest of the building — and rarely get it.

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Sensitive wards, open access

ICUs and maternity wards often need stricter entry control than the rest of a hospital, but may rely on the same manual sign-in process.

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Sign-in sheets anyone can fill in

A paper log doesn't verify that the name written down matches the person walking in.

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Pre-approved lists with no way to check them

A ward may maintain an approved visitor list but lack a fast way to confirm someone against it at the door.

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Balancing security with family access

Tightening entry checks can slow down legitimate visitors if the process isn't fast enough.

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No clear record of ward entry

Without verified check-in, it's hard to reconstruct exactly who entered a sensitive ward and when.

HOW MXFACE CAN HELP

Check visitors against the list, not just their word.

Mxface adds a face check at ward entry points, matching a visitor against a pre-approved list before they're let in — fast enough for a busy visiting hour.

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Liveness detection

Confirm the presented face belongs to a live person at entry.

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Approved-list matching

Compare the captured face with the reference photo tied to each pre-approved visitor.

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Visitor record search

Where an enrolled visitor database is used, confirm a repeat visitor without re-registering them.

HOW IT WORKS

From approved list to open door.

The list only matters if someone's actually checking it — this is what makes that happen at the door.

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Visitor Pre-Approved

A patient or ward staff adds a visitor to the approved list ahead of a visit.

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Face Captured

A ward entry app captures the visitor's face at the door.

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Liveness Check

The system confirms a live person is present.

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Face Matched

The face is checked against the pre-approved visitor list.

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Visitor Verified

The match result reaches the ward's access system.

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Entry Granted

Ward staff let the verified visitor in.

MXFACE APIS USED

Four checks between the door and the ward.

Each one closes a different gap in a typical visitor sign-in process.

Identity

Face Recognition API

Check a visitor's identity against the pre-approved list at ward entry.

Security

Passive Liveness API

Confirm the presented face belongs to a live person at the door.

Matching

Face Comparing API

Compare the visitor's face with the reference photo on the approved list.

Search

Face Search API

Confirm a repeat visitor without re-registering them each time.

BUSINESS BENEFITS

What a checked list gets a ward.

Security goes up without turning visiting hours into a bottleneck.

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Tighter control over sensitive wards

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No more sign-in sheets anyone can fill in

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A fast check that doesn't slow down visiting hours

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Pre-approved lists that are actually enforced

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A real record of who entered and when

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Scales from a single ward to a whole hospital

INTEGRATION

Adds a checkpoint, not a new system to run.

Mxface connects to hospital visitor management and ward access systems already in place, adding a face check at the door.

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Let the Right Visitors In, Every Time

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