Stanford Blood Donor Center Chooses Applied Science's HemoFlow 500 and HemoVue Cloud Service

Grass Valley, CA / ACCESSWIRE / June 4, 2024 / Applied Science, a global leader in whole blood collection products, announced Stanford Blood Center's purchase of the HemoFlow 500 and HemoVue, a cloud-based service improving blood collection processes.

Stanford Blood Center's decision stems from a decade-long relationship built on product reliability, accuracy, and durability. HemoVue's capabilities simplify device configuration and enable remote monitoring and management, adding value to the HemoFlow 500.

Renee Gipson, Donor Services Director at Stanford Blood Center, praised the compact and automated design of the HemoFlow 500, noting how its user-friendly features streamline the blood collection process. Weighing only 3.5 lbs, it supports up to 230 draws per charge, boasts a touch-screen display, barcode scanner, record storage, and wireless connectivity.

Applied Science's President and CEO, Jonathan Morgan, highlighted the advantages of increased blood bank automation, focusing on efficiency, error reduction, inventory management, and better donor care. This partnership aims to deliver smarter, more efficient healthcare workflow automation.