ENT Today: Return on Recycling – Reprocessing Single-Use Devices May Lower Costs, Improve Efficiency
by Marie Powers ENT Today Published June 1, 2011 The trend to reprocess disposable, or single-use, instruments, a movement that dominates specialties like gastroenterology, cardiology and general surgery, is creeping into otolaryngology. By doing their
FierceHealthIT: Hospitals Can Achieve ACO Savings with Reprocessed Medical Devices
From FierceHealthIT, June 13, 2011: Daniel J. Vukelich, President and CEO of the Association of Medical Device Reprocessors (AMDR), writes in Hospital Impact that the medical technology industry is in a "unique position" to alter
Healthy Hospitals: Changing Climate in Healthcare Facilities and Institutions
Healthy Hospitals: Changing Climate in Healthcare Facilities and Institutions AMDR is proud to participate in the Association of Climate Change Officers event, Health Hospitals: Changing Climate in Healthcare Facilities and Institutions, June 13 and 14 in
Hospital Impact: Hospitals Can Achieve ACO Savings With Reprocessed Devices
Hospital Impact Hospital Impact reports that Hospitals Can Achieve ACO Savings With Reprocessed Devices, by Daniel J. Vukelich, Esq. and B. Chase Matson of the Association of Medical Device Reprocessors (AMDR). For more information on ACOs, please visit
CMS Should Encourage/Incentivize ACOs to Utilize Reprocessed Devices
The Association of Medical Device Reprocessors (AMDR) submitted comments June 7th in response to the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ (CMS) proposed rules to implement the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) and regulate Accountable
DotMed.com: Anti-Reprocessing Tactics Are Anti-Hospital Tactics
Lars Thording of Ascent Healthcare Solutions discusses medical device manufacturer efforts to thwart reprocessing in DotMed.com: First, the good news: reprocessing is making an enormously positive impact on health care at a time when genuine