Healthcare facilities must be ready to handle many different types of emergencies that threaten the health and safety of families, communities, and the nation. Since 2006, VeriCor has worked hard to give hospitals, clinics, and coalitions solutions to their emergency medical needs: patient surge systems; incident command systems; alternate treatment sites; storage and distribution of critical medicines and supplies.
Quick & SimpleValidated Container & Pack-OutQuick: Cooling panels condition quickly to 4°C.Simple: Pack-out is simple for all seasons.Cool Cubes™ unique (and patented) cooling systems come apart for easy conditioning and storage. Then they simply fit together to surround valuable payload with solid 4°C walls for days. (Also available are interchangeable -20°C “frozen” and/or 22°C “room Read More
Storable MCI ResponseACS/ER Systems for HealthcareA Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) can quickly exhaust the resources of a community. VeriCor solutions (ACS Systems, Mobile ERs, Triage & Treatment Systems, etc.) provide extra resources within a single “Response-Friendly® System” that is comprehensive, efficient, and simple to maintain. These mobile solutions come complete, meticulously organized, with the correct Read More
30 Days Left – Get Creative!Fill Response Plan GapsWith 30 days left to obligate PHEP/HPP money, it’s time to either use it or lose it. Is there a gap in the preparedness plan (i.e. bariatric supplies, pediatric care, FNSS)? What about that “wish list” of equipment (i.e. beds, storage, HICS)? Every year around this time Read More
Cool Cube™ Insulation VIPs are a Very Important Part Some coolers are bulky. Others cannot hold a temperature well. The Cool Cube™ solves both problems. At just 1″ thick, its vacuum insulated panels (VIPs) perform better than 3.3″ of polyurethane — the insulation found in other high performance coolers. This unique feature (one of many) Read More
Boycott Using Ice! Ice Water is Not Between 2° and 8°C A “properly conditioned” frozen water bottle is a mixture of water and ice that is at 0°C. Yet vaccine (and data logging reports) must never dip below 2°C. Is there not irony in promoting such a practice? The blog “Get Rid of Ice!!!” clearly Read More
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