How HTM Is Driving Healthcare Sustainability
From biomed shops to ER networks, organizations are building sustainability gains into how they repair, purchase, and operate.
From biomed shops to ER networks, organizations are building sustainability gains into how they repair, purchase, and operate.
The University of Michigan is leading a clinical trial testing the impact of sending reconditioned pacemakers abroad for standard use.
Researchers say reliance on single-use devices accounts for the vast majority of health sector greenhouse gas emissions stemming from the supply chain.
From biomed shops to ER networks, organizations are building sustainability gains into how they repair, purchase, and operate.
Here, two members of ReLink Global Health’s leadership team—Ray Dalton, the company’s founder, and Barbara Campbell, ReLink Global Health’s executive director, healthcare—discuss what led to the launch of ReLink Global Health and why changing the world happens one philanthropic act at a time.
Read MoreReprocessed cardiovascular medical devices are the most in demand worldwide, mainly because of the increasing incidence of disease in both developing and developed countries, according to a new market analysis.
Read MoreIn this article, Scott Campbell, who leads reLink 360 product management for reLink Medical, discusses how the online platform can help turn equipment disposition problems into economic advantages for healthcare organizations.
Read MoreAurora, Ohio-based medical equipment disposition company reLink Medical announces that it has acquired the assets of Wilmington, N.C.-based O’Brien Wholesale Inc. (OWI). Shane O’Brien, OWI’s founder and CEO, will be joining the reLink Medical executive team as vice president of products.
Read MoreAurora, Ohio-based reLink Medical, LLC, has announced the appointment of Scott Campbell as vice president of business development and integration. As such, Campbell will lead reLink’s growth into new channels, develop the reLink 360 solution, and serve as an integral part of the company’s leadership team.
Read MoreAccording to a new report, the refurbished orthopedic medical imaging market is witnessing a surge in demand across the globe. After all, researchers say, refurbished orthopedic medical imaging devices provide facilities—particularly small diagnostic centers and standalone hospitals—with significant cost-savings compared to new equipment.
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For asset managers looking to go green and feel good about the disposal of their facility’s surplus medical equipment, ZRG LLC, based in Oceanside, Calif., is ready to serve their needs. Below, ZRG President Tony Lively discusses how his company helps keep its customers’ equipment out of landfills and puts them to renewed use.