August 12-15 Chicago, IL..
VANTAGE POINT LOGISTICS
VPL Surpass is leading-edge technology that makes the complex task of in- bound freight management simple. Designed for healthcare systems con- sidering a transition to a self-managed freight program, it eliminates the middleman, and provides you with more control, more savings, and expert support. Powered by Vantage Point Logistics -
www.VantagePointLogistics.com.
NO risk. ALL reward.
See Vantage Point Logisitics at AHRMM booth #409 Visit
www.ksrleads.com/?808hp-031
GHX
VENDOR SPOTLIGHTS MOBILE INSTRUMENT SERVICE & REPAIR
ScopeControl is the first and only automated rigid endoscope test- ing system and it is available ex- clusively from Mobile Instrument Service. ScopeControl guarantees your scopes are an exact match to manufacturer designs and ready for OR use. ScopeControl gives you 100% quality valida-
tion in 3 minutes or less! Contact Mobile Instrument Service at www.
mobileinstrument.com or 1-800-722-3675. Mobile Instrument is the exclusive distributor.
See Mobile Instrument Service at AHRMM booth #534 Visit
www.ksrleads.com/?808hp-014
MÖLNLYCKE
Driving innovation beyond supply chain Building on solutions that have helped to save billions in healthcare for the past 20 years, GHX is providing data and automation solutions to drive savings for both the clinical and accounts payables areas. Come learn about these solutions and more in the GHX booth #551.
See GHX at AHRMM booth #551 Visit
www.ksrleads.com/?808hp-038
KEY SURGICAL
We can all agree that a little help goes a long way. This is especially true in sterile processing. The Key Surgical Stringer Assistant is designed to help with loading instrument stringers. The Stringer Assistant is 10.25” x 7.5”, is made of solid acrylic, and features a 7” tapered slot (to hold various widths of string- ers). Visit
keysurgical.com and order yours today!
See Key Surgical at AHRMM booth #206 Visit
www.ksrleads.com/?808hp-025
SUBWAY
The Subway chain was founded in 1965. Today, there are more than 43,000 locations world- wide. Subway offers a fresh alternative to traditional fast food, serving 7 million made- to-order sandwiches a day. The world’s largest restaurant chain is partnered with many healthcare facilities throughout the world.
See Subway at AHRMM booth #440 Visit
www.ksrleads.com/?808hp-036
VIZIENT
Expand Your Universe Set your sights higher with Vizient Savings Actualyzer. Opportunities expansive as the night sky. Discoveries finally within your reach. Possibili- ties magnified. All in one place. A universe that includes more than just supply opportunities. All part of a platform that brings the best supply chain solutions straight from our world to yours.
Mepilex Border is the proven 5-layer foam prevention dressing1 Mepilex Border Sacrum is the only 5-layer silicone foam dressing with real-world health economic evidence in pressure ulcer preven- tion showing a $200,000 to $600,000 cost savings with a $77 reduction in per-patient pressure injury treatment costs in a cohort of 1.03m patients.2
Get the complete story, and references at
www.molnlycke.us/see-the-proof.
See Mölnlycke at AHRMM booth #143 Visit
www.ksrleads.com/?808hp-015
STERIS IMS
Do your lap instruments leak like this? An undetected insula- tion leak can lead to thermal burning .... which can cause other issues. Sound familiar? STERIS Instrument Manage- ment Services has a solution to help keep this from happening: the Laparascopic Insulation
Tester. Test your insulated laparoscopic testers before every use — the verification process is quick and easy. Drop by our booth for a demo.
See STERIS IMS at AHRMM booth #500 Visit
www.ksrleads.com/?808hp-026
See Vizient at AHRMM booth #331, 734, 736 Visit
www.ksrleads.com/?808hp-033
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