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Last week's blog focused on reducing the number of chemicals. This week's blog focuses on rinsing more and using less.

Given rising costs, climate change, and the depletion of our natural resources, like water, perhaps it’s time to consider the excessive amount of chemical agents used in healthcare facilities and importantly to consider how we can use less and standardize on what is truly needed and it may be only one...

Amid another potential supply chain crisis, the importance of communication, collaboration, and coordination with your suppliers is greater than ever. In our latest blog, we tackle the best ways to mitigate the stress of uncertainty and how proactive planning can keep your facility on track despite supply shortages.

Today Case Medical had the pleasure of being visited by our mayor, the mayor of Bloomfield, Jenny Mundell. It was great sharing with her all of the ways that Case Medical benefits healthcare and our community as a whole. Thank you for paying our facility a visit!

From production lines to SPDs, "Muda", Japanese for waste or uselessness, can result in costly actions like overproduction and excessive wait times. It's easy to identify your facility's Muda, but what are the strategic steps to prevent the cycle from happening again and again?

Kaizen is an approach to creating continuous improvement based on the idea that small, ongoing positive changes can reap significant improvements. Continuous improvement is an ongoing process of analyzing performance, identifying opportunities, making incremental changes and continuing to grow. Sometimes these effects can make small incremental changes to a product or process... 🔗https://lnkd.in/etHuFb3N

Case Medical's CEO, Marcia Frieze, will be featured on NBC New York tonight at 6pm in an interview where she discusses the impact of tariffs on American businesses and how Case Medical is working to address these challenges. 🔗Watch Live https://lnkd.in/eh2nxnEY

At Case Medical, we support the principles of reduce, reuse, and recycle. When done right, these practices can help healthcare facilities create less waste and save money. Doing it right means considering the three Rs in order: first reduce consumption of single use items, then make sure that what you buy is reusable for as long as possible, then recycle what’s left to avoid disposing of it in a landfill. There are also more Rs to consider beyond these three... 🔗Continue reading here https://lnkd.in/eYgZNK6p

The SteriTite sterilization container system can do more than protect your critical devices. It can provide real time access to IFU's and work instructions using digital visualization and AI. https://lnkd.in/e4Rmtnzh

When budgets are tight, people sometimes look for quick fixes to save on immediate costs. Unfortunately, they will end up being sorry if what looks like a less expensive product costs more in the long run. Paying a bit more upfront for durable products and treating them right so they last, costs less when we look at the total cost of ownership (COO). 🔗 https://lnkd.in/etrGUa8A