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How Battery Backup Power Supports Vaccines for Children (VFC) Compliance
Healthcare ComplianceVFC

How Battery Backup Power Supports Vaccines for Children (VFC) Compliance

An expensive medication can usually be reordered if a pharmacy refrigerator fails. The financial and operational loss may be significant, but the inventory can often be replaced. In an embryology lab or fertility clinic, the stakes are immeasurably higher. A patient’s eggs, embryos, or sperm may represent months or years of treatment and could be their only opportunity to build a family.

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Embryology Labs: Protecting What Cannot Be Replaced with Reliable Battery Backup Power
Healthcare ComplianceIVF

Embryology Labs: Protecting What Cannot Be Replaced with Reliable Battery Backup Power

An expensive medication can usually be reordered if a pharmacy refrigerator fails. The financial and operational loss may be significant, but the inventory can often be replaced. In an embryology lab or fertility clinic, the stakes are immeasurably higher. A patient’s eggs, embryos, or sperm may represent months or years of treatment and could be their only opportunity to build a family.

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Telehealth: What Backup Power Means for Virtual Care
Healthcare Compliance

Telehealth: What Backup Power Means for Virtual Care

The Joint Commission, formerly known as the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO), establishes Physical Environment and Emergency Management standards that define expectations for emergency power, making backup power an important part of both operational resilience and regulatory compliance.

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Joint Commission Requirements: How Battery Backup Power Helps Healthcare Facilities Meet Standards
Healthcare Compliance

Joint Commission Requirements: How Battery Backup Power Helps Healthcare Facilities Meet Standards

The Joint Commission, formerly known as the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO), establishes Physical Environment and Emergency Management standards that define expectations for emergency power, making backup power an important part of both operational resilience and regulatory compliance.

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Supporting Patient Safety and Compliance at a Massachusetts Ambulatory Surgery Center
Case StudyHealthcare Compliance

Supporting Patient Safety and Compliance at a Massachusetts Ambulatory Surgery Center

A new ambulatory surgery center in Massachusetts required an emergency battery backup system to protect critical equipment during outages.

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Battery Backup for Blood Banks: Supporting AABB and FDA Temperature Standards
Healthcare ComplianceHealthcare Storage

Battery Backup for Blood Banks: Supporting AABB and FDA Temperature Standards

The best time to prepare is before a power outage occurs. Use this checklist to review your facility’s readiness before the hottest days of summer.

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What You Need To Know About Reconstituting Vaccines Safely
Healthcare ComplianceHealthcare ManagementVaccine Storage

What You Need To Know About Reconstituting Vaccines Safely

Knowing how to reconstitute vaccines safely is essential for effective vaccination, as correct vaccine reconstitution is critical to safe injection practices. However, proper reconstitution is one factor that contributes to safe and effective vaccination. Therefore, to achieve effective immunization, i.e., one where the vaccine does its job, you must also consider other factors.

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Why Are More New Medications Requiring Refrigeration? Understanding the Shift in Modern Drug Development
Healthcare Compliance

Why Are More New Medications Requiring Refrigeration? Understanding the Shift in Modern Drug Development

Many pharmacies have begun to notice a change in the types of medications moving through their inventory. A growing number of newer therapies..

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It Just Makes Sense: Why Battery Backup Pays Off in Pharmacy and Healthcare Settings
Healthcare Compliance

It Just Makes Sense: Why Battery Backup Pays Off in Pharmacy and Healthcare Settings

The average American electricity customer loses power a little more than once a year and is without electricity for about 126 minutes annually, according to the U.S.

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