Protect Patients.
Infuse Life.
We’re Advancing Clinical Care
HAI Solutions (HAIS) believes in protecting every patient by building innovative medical devices which address the challenges and pitfalls associated with Intravenous Care and Vascular Access. We are advancing clinical care across the healthcare spectrum targeting Intravenous Contamination.
We understand workflows are arduous, time-consuming, and don’t eliminate the problem. Patient care is demanding and healthcare-associated continue to be a $15K to $30K cost per incident. We are simplifying clinical workflow with innovative technologies that support all segments of the healthcare continuum.
Our Solutions
We are developing a unique portfolio of medical devices that addresses the growing plague of contamination within the Operating Room, Emergency Room, and Intensive Care Units. Our platform of innovative vascular access technology targets the prevention of Healthcare-Associated Infections like CLABSI, CRBSI, and SSI.
We are Advancing intravenous access and clinical care across the healthcare spectrum. There are no other vascular access devices currently available as well-thought and inclusive. Our patented products improve workflow, promote performance, enhance compliance, and integrate safety features required for multiple sequenced or singular intravenous medications.
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Multiport Delivery Device™ *
Our novel Multiport Delivery Device™ Is designed to improve compliance and prevent harmful contaminants from entering a patient’s vascular bloodstream system.
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QIKcap Disinfection Device™ *
Our novel QIKcap device is designed to rapidly disinfect the surface of a patient’s intravenous connector and intravenous access points preventing microbial ingress.
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Our Commitment
Preventing healthcare-associated infections (HAIS) is a top priority for CDC and its partners in public health and healthcare. Our Team is committed to supporting patients and healthcare professionals!
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Advancing Clinical Care
More than 300 Million IV lines are placed each year in the United States and 1 in 25 (4%) patients will acquire a catheter-related blood infection. Our Solutions are designed to meet the challenging needs any patient encounters via their peripheral, PICC, or central vascular access line.