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“ Health care workers’ failure to clean their hands is the most important cause of hospital-based infections, which are the fourth-leading cause of death in America and cost our health care system some $40 billion a year. ”

 Tina Rosenberg, New York Times

 

“ Our hospital's statistics show what studies everywhere else have shown -- that we doctors and nurses wash our hands one-third to one-half as often as we are supposed to. ”

 Atul Gawande

 

 

Introducing the

TurnClean Sanitizing Door Handle

Altitude Medical is proud to present the revolutionary TurnClean door handle. TurnClean sanitizes the hands of the user whenever he or she opens a door. For years, doctors, scientists and hospital administrators have struggled to improve hand hygiene compliance. Despite years of work and millions spent, hand hygiene remains a problem in the health care sector. Our new device releases sanitizer into the hand as the door handle is turned, ensuring that all doctors, nurses, patients and visitors sanitize their hands. TurnClean can be installed not only in hospitals, but wherever the spread of germs poses a threat to health.

Simple to fit, simple to use

Our device offers a completely new way to clean hands. Everybody knows that door handles can pass on infections and many companies have tried to develop solutions to keep door handles clean, while hospitals have introduced expensive new automatic doors. Our products turn this thinking on its head. We see door handles as an opportunity to enhance hand cleanliness. TurnClean was developed to be user-friendly and easy to fit. In fact, swapping your door-handles for our device is as easy as fitting any other door handle and after one turn, users understand the concept. TurnClean sprays both alcohol-based and non-alcohol sanitizer and is refillable via a simple replaceable cartridge.

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