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The global understanding and consciousness of pathogen transmission has increased, especially for the most vulnerable
  • There are 2.8 Million Healthcare Acquired Infections (HAIs) each year. Within Long-Term Care and Nursing Home Facilities, this results in 380,000 deaths1
  • Senior Care residents are experiencing increased rates of depression or worsened physical debilities caused by extended isolation during the lockdown
  • In light of the pandemic, families and some doctors have been reluctant to send patients to some facilities, fearing infection and isolation2
Current Disinfection Measures are Inadequate
  • 82% of US Nursing Homes were cited for an Infection Control deficiency from 2013-2017. ~50% were cited for persistent problems over multiple years3
  • COVID-19 can remain viable for 72 hours on a variety of surfaces, including garments, shoes, and devices4
  • 45% of all US COVID-19 deaths were among senior care residents5

Sources:

  1. US HHS
  2. WSJ
  3. US Government Accountability Office
  4. American Society for Microbiology
  5. US HHS

A Pathogen Barrier in just One-Stop: The Path to A Healthier Future

Infection prevention has never been more critical for Senior Care Facilities, which is why Assisted Living facilities have added SteriLocker™ to their screening process for all staff and visitors.  
Sterilocker Systems

Non-Disruptive, Easy to Move

  • Facility Entrance / Exit
  • Resident Floors
  • Lounge Areas
  • Lobby

SteriLocker™ Makes At-Risk Community Care Centers Safer for All

  • Minimize pathogen load when SteriLocker™ is part of the entrance protocol for staff and visitos
  • One-Stop - Staff can disinfect garments, shoes, and devices simultaneously before providing care
  • Chemical-free disinfetion for tablets and shared devices with the push of a button
  • Signal your commitment to the highest health and safety standards with on-demand access to germicidal UVC light
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