01 / Unarmed
Unarmed security guards
Approachable officers for Gilroy offices, shops, apartments, hotels and campuses.
View detailsMedical offices
Security for Gilroy medical and dental offices and clinics: a calm, kind presence in the lobby, regular walks of the parking area and a check of the building after the last appointment.
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Many patients arrive already on edge, whether it is a child’s checkup or a dental visit they have dreaded all week. A steady, friendly officer by the entrance points them to the right office, keeps the waiting room settled and gives the front desk backup if a visitor becomes upset.
Outside, the officer walks the lot, stays nearby while staff close up for the night and checks the building once everyone has gone. If an alarm trips at night, alarm response sends an officer so the office manager doesn’t have to drive in.
Unarmed lobby officers fit medical buildings best, with a manner that puts patients at ease.
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01 / Unarmed
Approachable officers for Gilroy offices, shops, apartments, hotels and campuses.
View details02 / Patrol
Marked patrol cars checking your Gilroy property at unpredictable times all night.
View details03 / Alarms
An officer heads to your Gilroy property when the alarm trips, so your manager can stay in bed.
View detailsThe officer arrives before the first patients and walks the building and the lot. Through the morning they greet people at the entrance, point them to the right office and keep the waiting areas settled. When a visitor becomes upset, the officer steps in calmly so the front desk can keep working.
Early-morning and evening appointments mean the parking lot is often dark when patients and staff come and go. A pass through the lot at those times, and an officer nearby when staff leave, makes the end of the day feel safer.
Once the offices close, patrol stops overnight can check the doors and the lot through the night and on weekends. If the alarm trips, an officer goes instead of the practice manager. Every check is logged and reported by email, so the office starts the next day knowing how the night went.
A medical lobby is no place for a stern checkpoint. Officers on these posts dress neatly, speak quietly and treat every patient as a guest. They know the suite numbers, the restrooms and the elevator, and they let the front desk lead on anything to do with appointments.
A practice can begin with an officer for opening and closing and patrol at night, then add lobby hours if the reports show a need. A free walkthrough is the easiest way to work out the right starting point for your building.
Medical lobby officers in Gilroy usually run $45 to $50 an hour. Clinics with early and late appointments need the post open longer than a typical office does. After closing, the officer walks the lot while staff head to their cars and checks the building once everyone is gone.
Picture an urgent care clinic open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day with an officer for the full schedule: 84 hours a week. At $49 an hour, that’s $4,116 a week. A dental office that wants an officer only from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays for the late appointments and lockup buys 15 hours a week, about $735 at the same rate. Overnight alarms go to alarm response, billed by the call-out rather than by the hour. Clinics that keep medications on site can add a lockup check to the post orders.
A few useful answers
Our officers are low-key and approachable. Patients usually treat them as the person to ask for directions.
Yes. Coverage can be limited to the opening hour and the stretch when staff head home.
Yes. Patrol visits can check doors and the lot on Saturdays and Sundays.
Yes. Officers keep the lobby calm and give staff support when a visitor becomes upset.
Yes. A lobby officer can serve every office in the building, with rounds of shared halls and parking.
Yes. Patrol stops continue on holidays and long weekends when the offices are closed.
Yes. The officer can check the lot and then walk staff out at the end of the day.
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