Nephros Delivers Critical Disaster Response to Support Hospitals and Care Facilities Impacted by Hurricanes Helene and Milton
Nephros, Inc. (Nasdaq: NEPH), a leader in advanced filtration technology, has responded rapidly to the recent hurricanes Helene and Milton that devastated parts of the southeastern United States. The company provided important water filtration solutions to multiple healthcare and nursing care facilities affected by the storms, ensuring a safe water supply for patients and staff during recovery efforts.
Nephros has shipped a significant number of filters, responding after hours and delivering next day to both federal and local disaster response partners. Their solutions have been deployed across multiple states and facility types, including:
- Florida hospitals where Nephros in-line filters were previously installed
- North Carolina nursing and care facilities where point-of-use filters provided immediate protection against bacteria
The company's ability to act quickly in disaster response situations underscores its commitment to clean water access, offering an effective alternative to typical emergency water sources.
- Rapid response to hurricanes Helene and Milton, demonstrating the company's disaster and emergency response capabilities
- Deployment of water filtration solutions to multiple healthcare and nursing care facilities in affected areas
- Significant number of filters shipped and delivered next day to federal and local disaster response partners
- Existing installations in Florida hospitals provided preparedness and protection during the hurricanes
- Point-of-use filters helped nursing and care facilities in North Carolina to quickly resume operations
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Nephros' rapid response to hurricanes Helene and Milton demonstrates the critical role of advanced water filtration in healthcare disaster preparedness. Their ability to quickly deploy filters to affected facilities highlights the importance of reliable water purification systems in maintaining patient care during crises.
The company's pre-installed in-line filters in Florida hospitals proved crucial, showcasing the value of proactive measures. The swift deployment of point-of-use filters in North Carolina nursing homes further emphasizes Nephros' capability to address immediate bacterial contamination risks.
This event underscores the growing market for emergency water filtration solutions in healthcare settings. It may lead to increased adoption of Nephros products as hospitals and care facilities reassess their disaster readiness plans. While the immediate financial impact may be , the enhanced reputation and potential for future contracts could positively influence Nephros' long-term market position in the
SOUTH ORANGE, N.J., Oct. 17, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nephros, Inc. (Nasdaq: NEPH) Nephros, Inc., a leader in advanced filtration technology, is proud to announce its rapid response to the recent hurricanes which devastated parts of the southeastern United States. Leveraging its significant disaster and emergency response capabilities, Nephros provided crucial water filtration solutions to multiple healthcare and nursing care facilities affected by the storms, ensuring a safe supply of water to patients and staff amid recovery efforts.
Following natural disasters, access to clean, safe water is paramount for healthcare facilities, where contaminated water may severely compromise patient care and operations. The deployment of Nephros' advanced filtration products enables and ensures reliable access to purified water during the most critical situations.
In recent weeks, Nephros has shipped a significant number of filters, responding after hours and delivering next day to both federal and local disaster response partners. To date, Nephros solutions have been deployed across multiple states within a variety of facility types. For instance:
- Throughout Florida in hospitals where Nephros in-line filters had been previously installed, facilities were prepared and protected when the hurricanes hit
- Across North Carolina, Nephros point-of-use filters provided immediate protection against bacteria to get nursing and care facilities back up and running
“We are proud to support patient care facilities during this challenging time,” said Robert Banks, President & CEO of Nephros. “Our products are designed to provide reliable, high-performance water filtration, and we are committed to delivering these solutions quickly when they are needed most. Whether it’s ensuring clean water in hospitals or care centers, Nephros stands ready to help.”
Nephros' ability to act quickly and provide essential filtration solutions for disaster response and emergency preparedness underscores its commitment to clean water access. Nephros infection control products are vital to the delivery of purified water for drinking, dialysis, surgical operations, and general facility hygiene, and offer an effective alternative to typical emergency water sources. Critical to the company’s mission is the ability to provide high-quality water filtration in both routine and crisis situations. The speed and efficiency of the Nephros team allows for continuity of services in both everyday circumstances and compromised water events.
About Nephros
Nephros is a leading provider of filtration products to the medical, commercial, and industrial markets, offering a wide range of solutions that deliver superior filtration performance. With its advanced hollow-fiber technology and effective commercial filter media, Nephros products help protect against waterborne contaminants, ensuring the highest level of water quality.
For more information about Nephros and its support for water safety, visit nephros.com
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Robert Banks, CEO
Nephros, Inc.
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Judy Krandel, CFO
Nephros, Inc.
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judy.krandel@nephros.com
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