Advanced Technology
Technology that earns its place in the linen program

DermATherapy pressure-ulcer prevention and garment-level RFID scrub management — the two places where technology and evidence change how the program runs.

Healthcare worker in scrubs retrieving clean linens from a hospital hallway linen dispenser machine

Product Gallery
A look at the linens in our healthcare advanced technology program

One representative product from each of the two categories. Tap any item to jump down for more details.

Soft pink satin bed sheets and pillowcases folded neatly with a satin fabric draped beside them.

DermATherapy®

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Folded blue medical scrubs with pocket and elastic waistband next to a medical tool on white background

Scrubs (RFID Managed)

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Operating standards
One accreditation footprint across every category

Blue badge with a red cross shield and text Hygienically Clean Healthcare Certified
Blue and red badge with stars and ribbon labeled HLAC Accredited Laundry certification seal
Clean Green logo featuring a washing machine with recycling arrows and water inside representing eco-friendly laundry.
TRSA logo with 100+ years established since 1912 in red and black text
Colorful interwoven lines forming a pattern next to Healthcare Linen Alliance text logo
American Reusable Textile Association logo with blue letters and green and white stripes with a star.
Blue badge with a red cross shield and text Hygienically Clean Healthcare Certified
Blue and red badge with stars and ribbon labeled HLAC Accredited Laundry certification seal
Clean Green logo featuring a washing machine with recycling arrows and water inside representing eco-friendly laundry.
TRSA logo with 100+ years established since 1912 in red and black text
Colorful interwoven lines forming a pattern next to Healthcare Linen Alliance text logo
American Reusable Textile Association logo with blue letters and green and white stripes with a star.

DermATherapy®
A fabric-based intervention for one of the most expensive complications in inpatient care

Moisture-managing, low-friction linen engineered for skin integrity — with published clinical outcomes behind it.

Hospital-acquired pressure ulcers are among the highest-cost preventable complications in inpatient care. DermATherapy is a fabric-based intervention: a moisture-managing, low-friction linen engineered to reduce the two mechanical factors that drive skin breakdown.

The fabric is deployed as sheets, pillowcases, and gowns across at-risk populations — pediatric, oncology, long-stay medical, and step-down units. Published outcomes studies document measurable reductions in stage-2 and higher pressure injuries where DermATherapy replaces standard hospital linen.

DermATherapy sheets

Fitted and flat sheets in the moisture-managing DermATherapy fabric.

DermATherapy pillowcases

Sized to match the sheet program for full-bed skin-protection coverage.

DermATherapy patient gowns

Patient gowns in the same fabric for at-risk mobility and repositioning.

Clinical program support

Deployment scoped by unit, with outcomes tracking against your PU baseline.
Folded pale pink satin fabric with smooth, shiny texture against a white background
Folded pale pink satin fabric with smooth, shiny texture against a white background
Light pink short-sleeve kimono-style dress with side tie closures on white hanger.
Folded pale pink satin fabric with smooth, shiny texture against a white background

RFID Scrub Management
Scrub management that removes the two problems every hospital scrub program has

Garment-level RFID plus on-site dispensing solves walk-off and enforces return-for-credit at the moment of issue.

Every scrub in the program carries an RFID chip assigned to a specific wearer. Distribution machines issue garments on demand, track returns down to the individual piece, and only credit a return when the same garment comes back to the network.

That visibility solves the two problems healthcare scrub programs typically fail on: chronic loss through walk-off, and inconsistent compliance with infection-control protocols. The machine enforces both at the moment of issue.

RFID-tagged scrubs

Every garment carries a chip assigned to a specific wearer.

Distribution machines

On-site cabinets issue garments on demand and enforce return-for-credit.

Analytics dashboard

Real-time inventory visibility and per-wearer utilization reporting.
Stack of folded light blue medical scrubs with V-neck design on a white background
Stainless steel vending machine dispensing folded blue scrubs with digital screen and selection slot.
Stainless steel dispensing machine with digital screen and stacked blue folded garments behind glass door

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