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Puerto Rico Children’s Hospital improved infection prevention by implementing the CleanSlate UV Rapid Sanitizer to disinfect 2,500+ mobile devices and conducted an independent study confirming effective bacterial reduction during the initial pilot.
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The point of sale systems at Mavis Tire were constantly exposed to environmental factors, including dust, grease, and employee interaction, along with the visual exposure risk of sensitive customer data on screens. Mavis Tire sought Seal Shield’s Privacy Screen Protectors.
Niagara Health relied on traditional keyboards not designed for clinical environments along with makeshift card reader setups. The organization sought a durable keyboard that offered a card reader mount, washable features, and supported single sign-on (SSO) authentication.
Moffitt Cancer Center’s IT and clinical teams were battling a persistent challenge with peeling computer screen protectors and peripherals that weren’t designed for harsh cleaning. The facility implemented solutions that support their workflow and infection control strategy.
Across its hospitals, operating rooms, and neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), Sutter Health Medical Center sought disinfectant-ready tools and UV technology to support infection control. They wanted to maintain a cleaner environment and protect their patients—especially vulnerable newborns.
As the largest healthcare system in the Pittsburgh area, Highmark Health implemented shared smartphones but wanted to eliminate the threat of cross-contamination. This challenge required a UV sanitization system that could provide an audit trail and verify sanitization.
Mont-Blanc Smile experienced two issues: traditional keyboards could not withstand frequent disinfection and the size of the peripherals negatively impacted workspace. The dental practice found a compact, hygienic solution that addressed both challenges.
Northwest Kidney Centers faced challenges with integrating card readers with their workstation-on-wheels (WOW) keyboards. Like many healthcare providers, they rely on TapNGo authentication. One keyboard allowed them to fasten card readers without the need for Velcro or tape.
