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Cool Cube™ FAQ | Beds for a Surge Response | Cache Conversion

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Cool Cube™ FAQ A Question From Your Colleagues Question: How many times can the Cool Cube™ be opened? Answer: A lot. Unlike a fridge that when opened cold air escapes out the bottom and warm air enters from the top, the Cool Cube™ has a top-open design. When opened, the cool air stays down within Read More

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Quickly Triage an MCI | Cool Cube™ FAQ | Preparedness Training

On Scene Treatment and Triage

Quickly Triage an MCI A Disaster Planning System Incidences that can that can overwhelm or disrupt the care capacity of your healthcare system can be prepared for. A VeriCor Triage & Treatment System manages and equips responders with the resources to triage AND treat victims of a mass casualty incident (MCI). Color-coded mobile cases and Read More

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Cool Cube™ FAQ | Medical Supply Trailers | Burn Care MedKit

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Cool Cube™ FAQ A Question From Your Colleagues Question: Are the ice packs reusable? Answer: Yes. The various versions of Cool Cube™ phase change material (PCM) have research supporting zero thermal degradation while exposed to over 10,000 thermal cycles. That means there is a long-life ahead for this temperature controlling system. But make no mistake…the Read More

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Response-Ready EVD PPE | Cool Cube™ FAQ | Medical Cases for EP

Response-Ready EVD PPE Infectious Disease Determent Infectious disease incidents pose unique challenges that diminish a healthcare’s response to an emergency. So having ready prepositioned PPE kits to control the spread of disease and enable the continuity of health care services should save lives. VeriCor’s smaller, prepackaged modules (12 and 25 single-use kits) are organized within Read More

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A Command and Control Case | Cool Cube™ FAQ | Health Care Preparedness

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A Command and Control Case Anywhere & Anytime In preparation for the next logistical, operational or command situation, organize needed supplies within an extremely adaptable Hospital Incident Command Station. In storage it takes up the space of a desk. In deployment it facilitates command and control while on-the-go. A built-in laptop stand, overhead light, inlay Read More