Videx has become a member of TSA, the representative body for the technology-enabled care sector.
The membership will support our work with housing providers, installers, distributors and specification partners where door entry and access control form part of wider building safety, communication and resident management systems.
TSA works with organisations across the technology-enabled care sector, including service providers, suppliers, housing bodies, local authorities and health and care organisations. Its members help influence discussion around how digital and connected systems can support people to live safely and independently.
For Videx, the membership reflects the growing role of door entry in housing, supported living, retirement living and multi-occupancy schemes.
Door entry is often viewed as a building access product, but in many housing and care settings it has a wider role. It affects how residents receive visitors, how carers and staff gain access, how contractors and services are managed, and how building operators balance security with ease of use.
Rob Sands, our Technical Director, said: “Door entry is a key part of how people interact with a building every day. In housing and supported living environments, it is not just about allowing someone through a door. It is about making access secure, reliable and manageable for residents, carers, staff and visitors.
“As more organisations look at digital systems, connectivity and long-term maintenance, access control needs to be part of that conversation from the start. Different buildings have different users, and residents may need different ways to communicate or gain access. That is where good planning and the right system choice are key.”
“We work closely with installers, distributors and housing partners, so we see how important it is that systems are straightforward to install, manage and maintain. Joining TSA gives us another route to share that experience and understand the priorities of the wider technology-enabled care sector.”