Peter Kassel

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About Peter Kassel

Does your facility deal with illness regularly? 🤧Do patients and Healthcare providers contract illnesses present in your facilities? ‍🦳Does your facility care for those with compromised immune systems? 🦠Do you and your team converse about ways that you can strengthen your infection prevention protocol? ‍Are your employees concerned about a return from a work from the home environment? The current climate has brought to light how our current infection prevention protocols, while comprehensive, are not enough. Healthcare providers are overtaxed with both the number of patients to treat in their facilities and the mental strain that is being potentially exposed to these diseases, leading to burnout. Long Term living care is experiencing a potential loss of confidence surrounding the steps taken to keep residents safe. Hospitals are paying billions a year to cover the cost of patients becoming ill in their facilities, even before the current pandemic. The hospitality industry has experienced a loss of business due to the fears of the congregation. Corporations are losing time due to paid sick leave and potentially losing productivity to employees concerned about returning to the office. Infection Prevention has become a more public and widespread issue than ever before, and we are seeing how we can improve our protocols. And while industries have continued to address the air quality and cleanliness of touch surfaces, we are ignoring the reason WHY these vectors have become an issue: Floors and shoes are significant contributors to cross-contamination of air quality and touch surfaces in any controlled/indoor space. With just 8 seconds, HealthySole Plus bathes the soles of shoes in UVC Germicidal light, eliminating highly infectious pathogens and preventing them from spreading throughout a facility, office, hospital, or longer-term care facility and becoming airborne and landing on keyboards, lamps, light switches, doorknobs and any other regularly touched surface! Without chemicals, liquids, or harmful materials, you can take the next step to keep patients, employees, and customers safe.