Serious threats to public health and our nation’s economy.

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Little has changed in the infection control industry. Buckets, rags, mops, and wipes are still relied upon at most facilities today, despite the fact that they leave up to 75% of room surfaces untouched. Inconsistent application, worker error, and time constraints further complicate the challenge of keeping facilities clean and sanitary. These challenges become more alarming in the face of increasing threats. 

• Every year, close to 100k people die from Hospital Acquired Infections

• Healthcare facilities not meeting HAI reduction targets lose an average of $1.3M per year in CMS funding

• Workplace illness costs $200+ billion/year in lost productivity

• Foodborne Salmonella, e Coli, and Listeria outbreaks happen every week and result in costly recalls

• Cruise lines continue to face damaging outbreaks of Norovirus

• One norovirus outbreak cost a major university $30,000 per day / $400,000 a week