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robert newberry posted a reply on Re: Does 'lab' issue INFORM II (or any gluc met...

Monday, Jul 15, 2019 at 6:12 PM

Said: : "We have EXACTLY the same problem. We have opened 12 NEW clinics in the last 18 months. CURRENTLY, the clinics are paying for equipment, reagents,QC, Interface with EMR, etc. Point of Care (LAB) pays for CLIA License, any accreditation n...

cindy sokol posted a reply on Re: Does 'lab' issue INFORM II (or any gluc met...

Monday, Jul 15, 2019 at 6:04 PM

Said: : "When depts. want to add addtitional POC equipment like Inform II they buy their own. Do the necessary steps needed for the installation. We are then notified to come and install. Thanks, Cindy"

Peggy Mann posted a new Topic

Monday, Jul 15, 2019 at 5:50 PM

Does 'lab' issue INFORM II (or any gluc meter) to your clinics?

: "Hello,
Picture a health system where the POC Program is given responsibility from the getgo to 'run'/manage all POCT across the health system (includes 4 campus hospitals, campus clinics and ambulatories (clinics off site). The POC Director's approved POC formulary only lists the INFORM II, connected.
The health system keeps expanding and openi..."

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Pet Maniquis posted a reply on Re: Accuchek Inform II Linearities

Monday, Jul 15, 2019 at 4:34 PM

Said: : "Kimberly, Linearity every 6 months on waived glucose meters are not generally required. 1). Read the product insert and see if the manufacturer require linearity of the meters. Follow what the manufacturer require. Unless the ...

JoAnn Crain posted a reply on Re: Accuchek Inform II Linearities

Monday, Jul 15, 2019 at 4:33 PM

Said: : "The Accuchek Inform II is waived so you definitely don't need to do every 6 months as you do with moderate complexity tests. We have about 275 meters and we only do them on new meters, new strip lots and to troubleshoot meters that the ...