L7 Technology Partners

Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford - an internationally recognized hospital devoted to the care of children and expectant mothers, has selected L7 Technology Partners to lead the enterprise-wide deployment of a next generation IP network to better support their delivery of care and provide the infrastructure necessary to modernize their communications systems. Packard Children's is located in Palo Alto, CA and is associated with the Stanford University School of Medicine and Stanford Hospital & Clinics.


Adventist Health - Central Valley Network, Hanford, CA has selected L7's Advanced Communications Group to outfit their newest hospital with the latest in communications technology. The project includes implementing and integrating a new Cisco IP communications platform to the nurse call system using Extension, a complete enterprise fax solution from Xmedius, Amcom's MediCall Operator Console solution, zone and group paging systems from SingleWire, and L7's OneCall managed services for support. Adventist Health has seventeen hospital's in the Western US with more than 2,500 beds and 18,600 employees.

Catholic Health System – Buffalo, NY, one of the Top 100 integrated health systems in the US, with more than 8,200 associates and 1,200 physicians, has selected L7 as its telecommunications technology partner. L7 will help guide Catholic Health through the selection of a next generation telecommunications solution provider that will best meet the needs of the organization as it continues to improve the quality and efficiency of the care it provides the Western New York region. L7 will help the health system select a preferred technology supplier and work with that supplier to develop a detailed, multi-year roadmap to deploy their technology throughout Catholic Health's three acute hospitals and more than sixty remote facilities.


West Georgia Health System in LaGrange, GA has chosen L7 Technology Partners to build an advanced IP communications platform for their newly constructed patient tower and all of their remote facilities. These are the second and third phases of a four part, multi-millon dollar enterprise-wide VoIP deployment for WGHS that will ultimately include the main hospital campus as well as include advanced wireless, location services and application integration.