Hospital Emergency Response Unit Solutions

Recommend Product Solution: MRU

Hospital ER units and ambulances are susceptible to "contamination" from chemicals, viruses, parasites, and other foreign items that challenge the sterilized environment of their operations. When these units are contaminated they must be taken out of service immediately for re-sterilization. This causes two major problems for the emergency service providers. First, there is a tremendous expense to re-sterilizing the units. Second, taking these units out of service takes scarce emergency response resources away from a carefully balanced plan forecasted by emergency managers. Sector 10 mid-size units provide a mobile Decon Shower Unit with the necessary equipment to decontaminate people and equipment before putting them into an ambulance or admitting to a hospital ER unit. It also provides the following customizable items:

• Single person or multi-staged group tent with shower
• Disposable shower liners
• Heated water supply system
• Contaminant capture system
• Port-a-potty
• Contaminate cleaning solution
• Supplies for emergency personnel, including gloves, coveralls, boots, etc.
• Pressurized sprayer

Value Proposition:

"Since 9/11 many issues regarding emergency room contamination and cross-contamination have led to new federal mandates for decontamination procedures at hospitals across the country. The MRU allows for five to six minutes of set up time for shower facilities that can handle a multitude of emergencies. For its performance and capabilities, the MRU has become a cost-efficient solution to today's new hospital mandates."