Certified, customizable, and HIPAA-compliant, Cybernet's medical-grade computers are designed & engineered to streamline healthcare's unique demands and workflows. From the smallest tablet to the largest panel PC, each of our medical computers provides unmatched features, reliability, and performance.
Powerful and versatile all-in-one computers ideal for user efficiency & limited spaces.
Browse Medical Panel PCs
Feature-rich and reliable, best for clinical staff on-the-go in healthcare.
Browse Medical Tablets
Compact, high-performance solution for mission critical applications.
Browse Medical Box PCs
Power your Dell/HP/Lenovo or other thin clients with a battery-powered monitor.
Browse Medical Monitors
Wheel your medical computer on a cart everywhere you need it.
Browse Mobile Carts
Attach your medical PCs safely and easily with these universal mounts.
Browse Wall Mounts
Expand your medical PC's capabilities with add-ons.
Browse AccessoriesThe displays are large, bright, and stand up to the harsh environment including COVID-19 isolation rooms where they are subjected to frequent and repeated decontamination/sanitization routines.
Built specifically for the healthcare sector, Cybernet's customizable medical computers can be used in a wide range of applications.
Quickly and easily access EHRs to view and update patient charts.
Reduce the risk of medication errors with integrated barcode scanners.
Keep an eye on critical-care patients remotely from the nurses' station.
For nearly three decades we've been helping prominent healthcare organizations around the U.S. to improve their operations and meet their goals.
These nurses, these clinicians, they rely on these Epic monitors. The workflow disruption of trying to replace a broken unit can really be a problem. Once we got through a few initial issues with the Cybernet units, there have been zero problems.
It was excellent working with your engineers, they were extremely instrumental in the success of this project. I really appreciated those guys.
Nurses are extremely hard to please. They aren't too generous with compliments, so we only hear when things go wrong. Once we got everything dialed in, it just went quiet. Radio silence. I always try to gauge feedback whenever I'm in the ICU or Emergency Department, and all I hear is that the units are so much better than what we used to have.
