SpecialtyCare | ECMO Services

Starting an In-House ECMO Program Makes Sense, But Support Is Critical

Have you experienced patients in the last year that would have benefitted from ECMO support that did not respond to traditional therapies? More hospitals and systems are becoming a destination center for ECMO, rather than avoiding them or transferring patients to larger centers.

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WHAT WE DO

SpecialtyCare is the leading provider of perfusion and IONM services in the country and we specialize in other critical support service areas. More than 1,100 hospitals and more than 13,500 physicians trust us to improve operating room efficiencies, reduce costs, and most importantly, provide awesome people.

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ECMO Services

Between 2006 to 2011 there was a 433 percent increase in ECMO service use in adult cases. SpecialtyCare is now providing ECMO and meeting the need head-on.

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Scrubbing In, powered by SpecialtyCare, is a medical podcast about innovation in the OR. In these discussions, we will be speaking to industry leaders in healthcare and those making a positive impact on health care, in the operating room, and in the perfusion industry. This medical podcast is designed to reach all of those within the medical field specifically those in the OR, including; surgeons, nurses, perfusionists, surgical assistants, hospital management, neurophysiologists, supply chain associates, medical researchers, and all those that assist in making surgery safe and successful.

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NEWS FROM THE OPERATING ROOM

AN ECMO MIRACLE

It was a warm Summer night in July. Courtney Novello, a clinical perfusionist (and now clinical area manager with SpecialtyCare), entered the hospital for what she thought was going to be a slow Friday evening. During her 3-11 p.m. shift,...

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