Sterilization

Problematic

According to the WHO, infections associated with health services are the most frequent adverse event worldwide.
Sterilization services in hospital units in Mexico present problems such as:

The increasing surgical demand pushes the sterilization towards incorrect practices to avoid delays dissastisfied doctors, etc.
The increasing complexity of surgeries and instruments that require a specific sterilization process for each of them.
Lack of asset managment creates inconsistencies with surgical scheduling and shorter renewal cycles.
Strong investment in high productivity hospital space (surgical block) and specific sterilization equipment.
High staff turnover, little training and absence of specific certification of sterilization processes.
Outdated standards and technology.
Difficult integration amount certification, training, technical service and consumables, due to the complexity of the hospital industry.

How is the problem solved today?

More than sterilizers and sterilization centers, hospitals require functional, sterile and timely instruments. To solve this problem, HEALTHIC has developed a certified and outsourced sterilization service.

The services we offer are carried out in a central designed, equipped and operated under the regulations and applicable national and international standards, state of the art global technology, and the most important the best talent in Mexico.

It´s a certified service in three phases:

Washing, thermodisinfection, packaging, inspection and customer owned sterilization instruments.
*with maintenance option and repair of instruments and endoscopes.).

Collection logistics and point-to-point delivering.

Rent of sterile instruments on demand (instruments as a service).

We offer 3 models of sterilization managment

A) Outsourcing service

0% of health care institutions

The health institution makes the investment in equipment that it installs within its building and operates on its own. This is a model for medical device manufacturers and hospitals.

B) Outsourced operation in-house

1% of health care institutions.

The health institution makes the investment in equipment that it installs within its building and operates on its own. This is a model for medical device manufacturers and hospitals.

C) Traditional/Proyect

99% of health care institutions.

The health institution makes the investment in equipment that it installs within its building and operates on its own. This is a model for medical device manufacturers and hospitals.

Benefits

Instruments upon request (administration + service + replacement)
OPEX approach, pay according to need (cost variability).
Process transparency through traceability.
Technology always operational and maintained by an engineer of Healthic´s own staff.
Dedicated, trained and certified staff.
Certified process (ISO 13485) in compliance with the latest standards.