Healthcare priorities have certainly shifted during the COVID-19 pandemic. Luckily, the right technology can help you through these challenging times. 

As part of our 40th Anniversary celebration, we’re publishing a special series of blogs throughout 2020. Each month you’ll see insights from a different member of the PDi team. Our goal is to bring you more fully into the PDi family. Our eleventh blog in this series comes to you from Doge Huang, Electronic Design Engineer.

As part of our 40th Anniversary celebration, we’re publishing a special series of blogs throughout 2020. Each month you’ll see insights from a different member of the PDi team. Our goal is to bring you more fully into the PDi family. Our tenth blog in this series is actually a vlog, and it comes to you from Marisa Vilardo, Director of Marketing and Sales, and Lou Vilardo, President and Owner.

Amid all the changes 2020 has brought about for businesses, individuals, public places, schools and healthcare systems, increasing safety measures and implementing new protocols are at the top of the list. Everyone who walks through your doors wants to know that they’ll be safe inside. New innovations in technology help make that possible.

Safety is of primary importance as we all face new realities and want to do what is right in the COVID-19 era. “Do what is right” is one of PDi’s core values. You can trust that throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, US-based PDi has made the necessary improvements to our manufacturing and business processes during these challenging times. The health and safety of our team is of utmost importance while we continue producing necessary products for our healthcare customers.

Today many businesses employ fever detecting, tablet-based software technology to screen persons entering a building to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and ensure safety. The PDI-TK8 automatic thermal temperature scanner is designed for such non-contact uses and to improve safety versus hand-held temperature screeners at the doors. How does this innovative digital solution really work? 

As part of our 40th Anniversary celebration, we’re publishing a special series of blogs throughout 2020. Each month you’ll see insights from a different member of the PDi team. Our goal is to bring you more fully into the PDi family. Our ninth blog in this series comes to you from Colin Young, CNC Lathe Precision Machinist/Programmer.

As part of our 40th Anniversary celebration, we’re publishing a special series of blogs throughout 2020. Each month you’ll see insights from a different member of the PDi team. Our goal is to bring you more fully into the PDi family. Our eighth blog in this series comes to you from Bill Fisher, Electronic Service Technician.

Protecting your patients, your staff and anyone who enters your hospital or healthcare facility has become a critical concern in 2020. While it’s always been important, that safety has never been put in jeopardy on a large scale until the coronavirus outbreak this year. 

While no one ever wants to be in a hospital, it can be especially hard for children to spend hours or days in a hospital bed. To improve the patient experience, teams at children’s hospitals are always looking for ways to add more safe options for fun and play. People within hospitals and companies work together intentionally to create solutions that revolve around fun for young patients.