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Increased Temporal Scanner Hospital Use Increases Medicare Reimbursement
A new national survey was recently conducted to explore methods of thermometry used in hospitals, patients’ thermometry preferences and a possible correlation between the way patients had their temperatures taken and satisfaction with their hospital experience.
Read More →Exergen Reduces Hospital Costs by 90%
Exergen Corporation has announced that two new studies from Postgraduate Medical Journal indicate that when used throughout a hospital, Exergen TemporalScanners deliver substantial cost savings while providing accuracy and ease of use, as supported by more than 70 peer-reviewed published studies for all ages and clinical settings. 10 Times Less Expensive Temporal Scanner The first […] Read More →
Exergen Temporal Thermometers Reduces Hospital Costs by 90%
Exergen Corporation announces that two new studies from Postgraduate Medical Journal indicate that when used throughout a hospital, Exergen TemporalScanners deliver substantial cost savings while providing accuracy. Cost Minimization with Exergen The first study, “Cost minimization analysis of thermometry in two different hospital systems,” from University Hospital Centre Zagreb and University of Michigan Hospitals. Each […] Read More →
University Medical Centre Groningen Chooses TAT-5000 of Exergen Medical as Standard Thermometer Throughout The Hospital
University Medical Centre Groningen has decided to standardize on the TAT-5000 thermometer of Exergen Medical. The well-known university hospital – based in Groningen, The Netherlands – will buy several hundreds of the ‘temporal scanner’ from the Dutch distributor, Van Vliet Medical Products. Accurate and non-invasive The TAT-5000 has many advantages over more traditional methods of […] Read More →
A Rare Win for a Medical Testing Patent in Exergen Corporation v. Kaz USA, Inc.
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Read More →New Study Affirms Exergen Temporal Artery Thermometry (TAT) Is Accurate for Preterm Neonates
WATERTOWN, Mass., April 24, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — A new study published in the Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, & Neonatal Nursing1 shows that Exergen temporal artery temperature measurements are as accurate as axillary temperature measurements in low-birth-weight neonates in the NICU. The study further affirms that nurses spent less time measuring with the temporal artery […] Read More →
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