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# Set up a Guest Tablet for Healthcare
Set up a powerful hospital visitor management kiosk with ease
Guest features a tablet configuration specific to healthcare visitor management. In this configuration, a hospital may use a tablet to sign in inpatient visitors, sign in outpatient visitors, and verify visitors at restricted units.
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Before you begin: [Add your tablet to Command](/guest/configuration/guest-sites/set-up-a-guest-tablet.md).
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## Configuration
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**In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Workplace > Guest.**
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**On the left navigation, click Guest Settings.**
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**At the top, select Sites > your site.**
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**Select Tablets > your tablet.**
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**Under Tablet Settings, select Concierge Sign-in Only.**
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### Select a camera
Hospitals can use either the front or rear iPad camera to scan visitors’ photo IDs.
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**Navigate to Guest Settings > Sites > Tablets, and select the desired tablet.**
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**Select the Photo ID Scan drop-down menu and choose a camera.**
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### Select secondary checkpoint
To use a healthcare tablet to [verify visitors of a restricted unit](/guest/healthcare/healthcare-visitor-verification.md), the tablet must be assigned to a [secondary checkpoint](/guest/healthcare/manage-departments-and-checkpoints.md).
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**Navigate to Guest Settings > Sites > Tablets, and select the desired tablet.**
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**Select the Tablet Mode checkpoint and choose a checkpoint from the dropdown.**
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