Overview
LynX® is developed by Belgian company Unmatched and improves experiences in care facilities by reducing alarm stress, streamlining workflows, and providing staff more time for patient care. The platform connects critical communication, lighting, emergency call systems, and existing infrastructure. Outside healthcare, LynX® increases efficiency and wellness through real-time localization and smart connected solutions.
In the news
- In healthcare, technology is a crucial co-pilot. When every second counts, you need to be able to trust that alarms are forwarded flawlessly and reliably. LynX Med Flow's official MDR Class IIb certificate is not an optional quality label, but a rigorous assessment by a notified body of safety and clinical performance. Want to know more? 👉 https://lnkd.in/e8EweR-V #healthcare #MDR #MedicalDevices #PatientSafety #Unmatched #LynXMedFlow
- How much time does your team lose giving directions every day? 🤔 A lost visitor here. A new colleague searching for a room there. It adds up, fast. LynX wayfinding changes that. 🗺️ Clear guidance through complex buildings 👥 Patients, visitors and staff reach their destination on their own ⏱️ Your team stays focused on care Save valuable time, every single day.
- Belgrade, here we come! This week, the LynX® connect team is at Mitel Connect 2026, and you’ll find Kevin De Gryse and Gaetan Schonleber right in the middle of the action. In hospitals and care facilities, every second counts. Alarms need to reach the right caregiver, on the right device, without delay. That’s exactly where Mitel’s communication platforms and LynX® connect come together: one integrated flow that makes care teams faster, calmer and better informed. For Mitel partners, that means a strong new proposition for the
- Excited to be at Mitel Connect 2026 in Belgrade! Kevin De Gryse and I are thrilled to be representing the LynX Connect team here in Serbia for this fantastic event. Healthcare environments are evolving rapidly, and seamless integration is key to unlocking safer, more efficient workflows. We are looking forward to engaging discussions with Mitel partners on how combining Mitel’s robust communications ecosystem with LynX® connect's smart healthcare solutions can drive new growth opportunities and deliver exceptional value to
- When a medical alarm reaches a patient too late, the first question from the inspectorate or the board of directors is rarely a technical one. It's a governance question: "Can the organisation demonstrate that it acted with due care in its choice of technology?" For many hospital alarm systems, that question is hard to answer. Not for LynX. LynX Med Flow is officially certified as a Class IIb medical device under the European MDR. This means an independent notified body has thoroughly assessed the system for safety, risk management
- Impact detected. Alert sent. Instantly. ⚡ Not everyone can reach or press an alarm button when they need help. With an integrated impact alarm, a simple knock or hit can trigger an alert - ideal for people with limited mobility or those unable to use their hands. - Seamlessly integrated into the LynX ecosystem - No need to press a button - Real-time alerts to the right team - Powered by our open ecosystem - not a proprietary device Because everyone should be able to call for help when it matters most. 👉 Discover the possibilities
- Big news: LynX Med Flow is now certified as an MDR Class IIb medical device! Healthcare technology is only truly valuable when healthcare professionals can rely on it when it matters most. This certificate proofs that LynX Med Flow is developed, validated & maintained according to strict requirements in an environment where reliable communication can make a real difference. This milestone is the result of the dedication and commitment of our entire team. This is not simply a regulatory milestone. It reflects the level of
- Safe wandering, without the extra pressure. Keeping residents with dementia safe often means more work for already stretched care teams. LynX® takes that pressure off. Thanks to our wearable, doors stay automatically closed to protect residents from wandering into unsafe areas, no need for staff to physically monitor every exit. If a resident does approach a boundary, care staff instantly receive a wandering alert, so they can respond calmly and in time, instead of constantly checking. The result: residents stay safe, staff stay
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