ATLANTA– Biolog-id LLC, a developer and service provider of connected healthcare solutions, announced today its partnership with AirMed – one of the first air medical transport programs in the US. As part of this partnership, biolog-id’s cutting-edge technology will provide digital visibility to the inventory of red blood cells and liquid plasma across 5 locations in the state of Utah, covering one of the largest geographical areas in the nation, routinely transporting patients not only from Utah, but also from Colorado, Wyoming, Nevada, Montana, and Idaho.
Biolog-id’s blood components management platform will support the inventory replenishment of the different bases, as well as the traceability and documentation of the units selected by the teams at the AirMed bases.
“We are pleased to cooperate with the biolog-id team on the deployment of this technology across our operation,” said Cory Cox, AirMed Outreach Coordinator & Flight Paramedic at AirMed. “We are committed to delivering the highest quality of care to our patients and strive for excellence in every aspect of our profession. The cooperation with biolog-id perfectly aligns with this mission by ensuring the availability of some of the most critical life-saving tools we have at our disposal.”
“Cooperating with an inspiring organization like AirMed is a natural expansion of our current customer base of community donor center and hospital blood banks,” said Troy L. Hilsenroth, CEO biolog-id LLC. “As a former firefighter I am particularly excited about our technology supporting the important mission of the courageous men and women at AirMed.”
The biolog-id technology is compatible across multiple systems, software, and hardware. That flexibility of the biolog-id platform, coupled with a customer-centric innovation focus, facilitates the development of dedicated tools that address the changing conditions in the industry. With an expanding customer base in the US and worldwide, this combination drives the ability to efficiently configure biolog-id’s solution. While addressing the unique needs of both donor centers and hospital blood banks, this further enables our ability to effectively scale.
