The LinkT middleware
A small software system that sits in the middle between your nurse call source and your phones. Its job is to take incoming alerts, understand them, and send them to the right phones.
Nurse call integration middleware
LinkT sits between your nurse call source and your phones. It understands incoming alerts, sends them to the right people, and handles acknowledgement so that once one person answers, the rest stop ringing.
Supports legacy and modern nurse call environments
Simulated demo data — refreshes live
01 How it works

The LinkT Integration Core reads each incoming alert and routes it to the right phones — in real time.
One acknowledgement ends it everywhere. Once one person answers, LinkT stops the rest of the phones ringing — no duplicate call-outs, no confusion.
A small software system that sits in the middle between your nurse call source and your phones. Its job is to take incoming alerts, understand them, and send them to the right phones.
LinkT also handles acknowledgement: once one person answers the alert, the rest of the phones stop ringing. This keeps the response focused and prevents duplicate call-outs.
02 The setup path
The installation manual is practical by design. LinkT keeps the path from package to first test straightforward, with familiar tools for Windows administrators and technical teams.
Run the latest LinkT setup application as administrator and choose the installation location.
documented in the LinkT operation flow
Select the nurse call device type, escalation mode, and server type for the facility.
documented in the LinkT operation flow
Set COM ports, IP addresses, phone groups, escalation groups, and institution details.
documented in the LinkT operation flow
Use Active Alarms, Base Station Info, and Test Client to confirm everything is ready.
documented in the LinkT operation flow
Designed for technical handoff. Installers, support teams, and facility administrators can follow the same operating path.
Ask about your environment →LinkT runs as a Windows service on your facility's own server, configured over your local network. Alarm routing and acknowledgement happen inside your building — there is no cloud in the middle of an urgent call.
03 The everyday layer
Once LinkT is installed, the important work is not hidden. Configuration, status, alarms, testing, and logs are all close at hand.
LinkT runs in the background as a Windows service, starts on boot, and can be managed through standard service controls.
Learn more →Use the local web interface to manage device settings, phone groups, escalation groups, and general settings in one place.
Learn more →A real-time Active Alarms view, site heartbeat monitoring, logs, and a test client make diagnosis practical—not mysterious.
Learn more →A short quote or a real deployment number carries more weight here than any marketing line. When you're ready to feature one, it takes this spot.
Deployment story slot04 Have a setup question?
We can talk through your nurse call source, server type, phone groups, and the workflow you want to support. Or simply send the enquiry — it reaches info@logicalgroup.ca directly.