The Facts*

According to the CDC, healthcare-associated infections (HAI) are a serious, yet often preventable, threat to patient safety. The facts: HAIs affect millions of people and add billions of dollars to healthcare costs in the US annually. The HAI National Action Plan proposed targets for 2020 are aggressive and it is imperative that hospitals continue to innovate if they are to succeed.

25

 On any given day, 1 in 25 hospital patients acquire at least one nosocomial infection or HAI.

+2,100

The average number of people in the US that contract a healthcare-associated infection per day.

4%

 That means 4% of all admissions acquire HAIs.

9%

 Did you know over 9% of total hospital inpatient costs are HAI related?

+720k

In 2011, an estimated ~722,000 patients contracted an infection in an acute care hospital in the US.

Annual HAI deaths in perspective

Critical Need

We must stop surface pathogens before they become HAIs.

Problem

Existing patient-care, EMR, & device workflow creates critical vectors for nosocomial transmissions. HAI challenges include:

  • HAI Transmission vs. Patient Care: Cross Contamination
  • Super Bugs: C-Diff, MRSA, VRSA, VRE, KPC, etc…
  • Bioburden: Device disinfection effectiveness
  • Accumulation of pathogens on devices
  • Hand sanitization affecting efficient workflow
  • Human error in workflow increases the chance of transmissions
HAI Transmissions

Clinician Patient Care-Cycle & HAI Transmissions

Clinicians disinfect their hands continuously. What about their devices and technology?

Clinician Patient Care-Cycle & HAI Transmissions with UV Angel

Solution

Healthcare leaders need technologies that reduce bioburden on hospital surfaces around the clock – independent of human intervention

  • Break the infection transmission cycle through preventive disinfection
  • Continually monitor targeted surfaces
  • Actively and automatically disinfect pathogens
  • Prevent the creation of superbugs and multidrug-resistant pathogens
  • Take surface (dis)infection out of caregiver hands

What is UV Angel

UV Angel is a paradigm-shifting technology that actively monitors and disinfects targeted surfaces – taking disinfection out of busy hands.

CLEAR

  • Reduce bioburden, cross contamination and their associated costs
  • Empower Infection Control Nurses, Doctors and Epidemiologists
  • Improve clinical safety standards hospital wide
  • Enhance hospital reputation
  • Reduce responsibilities of busy staff
  • Eliminate the potential for human error
  • Safeguard patients, caregivers, & their families

UV Angel is preventive disinfection

UV Angel eliminates superbugs multiple times a day without the need for human assistance.

How it works

UV Angel actively monitors targeted surfaces. Once new germs are introduced, our Angels eliminate the pathogen while recording its disinfection.

LED displays on the top of our Angels indicate the targeted surface’s current disinfection status

Set & Forget

UV Angel is designed to stay in the background and out of the clinician’s way. Our goal is to be invisible in every environment and every application

Engineered Intelligence


Simple by Design

All UV Angels continuously monitor device interactions creating a safe environment for  its automated disinfection process. Each interaction initiates or pauses a cleaning cycle. Each Angel:

  • Detects motion and heat
  • Works with standard touch interfaces from all-in-one computers to point-of-sale devices
  • Standard keyboards and mice
  • Bar-code hand and desktop scanners

UV Angel Activation Trigger

UV Angel’s Low-Dose UVC

Safe Disinfection

Once a cycle is initiated our Angels automatically deliver a low dose of UV-C to its target surface.  Each dose is set to a safe and optimal disinfection wavelength.

  • NO super-bug creation
  • NO dangerous chemical by-products
  • NO disposable waste
  • NO high levels of energy

Critical Data

A New Way to See Results

Our software puts powerful data into our customers hands. It gives you the power to build specialized environments, record and report disinfection statistics, including possible contamination down to the second. Imagine; all that information syncing real time in one place and you can access it from anywhere. Now you have a powerful data tool enterprise wide.

  • Records disinfection statistics
  • Creates powerful reports for compliance purposes
  • Quantifies surface interaction and possible contamination down to the second
  • Optimizes settings for different environments and applications
  • Many additional options available, contact us for more info
  • Sync all information quickly and easily to its home in the cloud
  • Enterprise Reporting to support efforts in HAI reduction
  • Respond system wide to outbreaks from one location
  • Remote Management & Optimization: Manage, configure, and organize your fleet from one location
  • Many additional options available, contact us for more info

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