Since its inception in 2007, UVC disinfection has been proven by multiple studies to be an effective means of enhanced terminal room disinfection to help stop the spread of HAIs such as C. diff, MRSA, VRE, Ebola and many more. This white paper outlines the first and only randomized

#TeamTruD has grown again with the addition of Jeanette McFarlane as Clinical Sales Specialist. Beginning in 2000, Jeanette McFarlane spent 15 years with Kaiser, working in both finance and quality. “In 2005, I moved to Quality where I really found my passion,” said McFarlane. “I was able to see the

Hundreds of hospitals throughout the country are deploying Tru-D SmartUVC UVC disinfection robots to help stop the spread of dangerous superbugs or “nightmare bacteria,” as the CDC calls them. Chemical-free and environmentally-friendly, UVC disinfection has been validated by a CDC-funded randomized clinical trial  to reduce the risk of four major superbugs, including C. diff,

With Tru-D SmartUVC, germs have nowhere to hide. Just as important as handwashing is to preventing infections in children’s hospitals, so is disinfecting the room from top to bottom. Tru-D SmartUVC uses chemical-free, environmentally-friendly UVC energy to eradicate harmful germs such as norovirus, the flu, MRSA and many others. After

Floyd Medical Center has enlisted Tru-D to augment its current cleaning protocols to keep patients and staff safe and germ-free. Tru-D complements the standard and effective cleaning processes already implemented at Floyd. “We are using Tru-D to enhance our cleaning efforts,” said Linda Huddleston, Director of Infection Prevention and Employee