Extron equipment has been deployed throughout Human Longevity’s advanced medical clinic in South San Francisco, with the installation delivered by integrator AV Structural to provide a unified, standards-based AV solution across the facility. Human Longevity offers precision medicine and executive health assessments, including whole-body MRI and whole genome sequencing. The system supports video conferencing, patient consultation, medical imaging and digital content delivery, complementing the clinic’s focus on precision wellness and personalised care.
At the core of the deployment is the Extron DTP CrossPoint Series scaling presentation matrix switchers, which provide centralised signal routing, integrated control and consistent user experiences across consultation rooms, imaging suites, executive offices and public areas. Despite a compressed timeline and evolving construction conditions, the platform enabled efficient deployment and cohesive performance throughout the project.
The installation also includes Extron DTP 4K transmitters and receivers, TouchLink Pro touchpanels, and TLS 1025M scheduling panels to streamline room control and coordination while preserving patient privacy. An Extron DMP 64 Plus digital matrix processor manages audio across a facility-wide 70-volt distribution system, while XPA U and MPA Series amplifiers and SF 3CT LP SoundField ceiling speakers deliver sound throughout the clinic.
Occupancy sensors automate room behaviour, enabling intuitive operation and reducing staff interaction with the technology. The result is an integrated AV environment intended to support efficient workflows, enhance communication and reinforce a modern, technology-driven patient experience.
Teo Nguyen, senior systems engineer/programmer at AV Structural, said: “Extron’s technical and sales support made a huge difference. With deadlines tight and logistics changing daily, having direct access to people who could get us answers and hardware quickly was critical.”
Nguyen added: “The system we delivered gives Human Longevity what they need today, and it’s built to grow with them as their clinic evolves.”
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