As CEO of Tru-D SmartUVC, I’ve been in the UV disinfection industry most of my career. In the early days, it was primarily in upper air UV applications and HVAC systems. The disinfecting power of properly-dosed UVC has always amazed me.  When Tru-D SmartUVC was brought to the table in

A leader in the UVC disinfection industry, Tru-D SmartUVC, will join members of HealthTrust at the organization’s upcoming University Conference & Vendor Fair in Nashville, Tennessee, July 23-25 in booth #662. Validated by more than 15 independent studies on UVC disinfection, Tru-D invites members to learn how its innovative technology

UVC wavelengths are between 200 and 300 nanometers, making them germicidal – meaning they are capable of inactivating microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses and protozoa. This quality makes UVC energy an effective, environmentally-friendly and chemical-free way to eradicate dangerous microorganisms in any environment, but especially in hospitals that contain drug-resistant superbugs

St. Joseph’s Hospital, part of Baycare Health System in Tampa, Florida, has invested in additional Tru-D robots thanks to a grant from St. Joseph’s Hospital’s Foundation’s Philanthropic Women members. The two new units are adding to St. Joseph’s existing fleet of five Tru-D UVC disinfection robots, which are used throughout the

Gibson Area Hospital’s HCAHPS scores consistently indicate that patients and families take note of the high level of cleanliness in the hospital. This is due in part to the environmental services staff taking ownership of the enhanced disinfection process to ensure a safe and germ-free environment. The staff communicates this