Vision Control insulated glass is outfitted with integral louvers that allow physicians and nurses to view patients. The product eliminates strings and minimizes maintenance while offering energy savings. The units are hermetically sealed for improved indoor air quality and to reduce infections and allergies. The glass panels offer privacy and sound attenuation in the closed position.
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APCO Signs introduces HealthPoint, a modular system for dispensing infection control products, including wipes, hand foam, tissues and masks. The system is constructed of pre-engineered aluminum components and is available in several finishes for wall- and kiosk-mounting. The product encourages the use of infection control products and also offers customizable display options to help educate users on the importance of hand sanitation and infection control.
Sync, a new caregiver workspace solution from Nurture, addresses the emerging needs of caregivers and clinical environments by seamlessly connecting people to technology and work processes in a variety of technology-rich healthcare environments. It is available with centralized or decentralized applications and ergonomic choices for multiple users and work environments for new construction or retrofit projects.
BERWYN, Pa.—-Modular Building Institute has named MedBuild, a healthcare division of ModSpace, first-place winner for their 2010 Awards of Distinction. MBI gave MedBuild top honors in its permanent healthcare category for its construction of the patient-ready imaging suite at Nash General Hospital in Rocky Mount, N.C.
Construction of a $9 million shopping centre at Frankton’s Remarkables Park Town Centre will begin in two weeks, with completion of stage one scheduled for later this year. read more
Construction of a $9 million shopping centre at Frankton’s Remarkables Park Town Centre will begin in two weeks, with completion of stage one scheduled for later this year. read more
RENO, Nev. – More business owners in northern Nevada are beginning to talk with their bankers about loans to finance expanded operations. The increase in loan demand in recent weeks hasn’t been dramatic, and bankers say they still don’t know how many of the would-be borrowers ultimately will qualify for loans. Even so, an increase in applications is a sign that business owners are beginning to …
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. – More business owners in northern Nevada are beginning to talk with their bankers about loans to finance expanded operations. The increase in loan demand in recent weeks hasn’t been dramatic, and bankers say they still don’t know how many of the would-be borrowers ultimately will qualify for loans. Even so, an increase in applications is a sign that business owners are …
In This Issue…. * Confident investors move dollar lower… * US consumers start spending again (is this really what we need?)… * Aussie dollar and kiwi move higher…
Note: This week’s Market Outlook was covered by Optionetics.com’s Chris Tyler. The SP-500 gains ground for a fourth straight week but an optimistic vessel is showing signs of technical leakage, despite window dressing efforts aimed at keeping bulls well afloat. For the five-day period, the SP-500 ( SPY ) is up 0.53% to fresh recovery highs in a still less-than-maddening March for cheerleading …
