Telemedicus, Inc. (OTC:TMDI) announced today it has secured a supply
agreement with Anthro Corporation. http://www.anthro.com/index.aspx
By establishing supplier agreements Telemedicus gets the lowest
component prices, reliable lead times and deliveries, which lowers cost
and increases shareholder value.
From radiology furniture, to lab benches, to medical equipment stands,
Anthro’s products are built to world-class
levels of manufacturing standards and are ISO 9001 certified. Anthro’s
manufacturing and quality control procedures undergo an intensive review
by an independent auditing agency. Every aspect of the manufacturing
process is studied and, where necessary, upgraded to meet a strict
international standard. It is only after the international certifying
organization has assured itself that all standards have been met that
the certification is awarded. An annual review is then conducted to
maintain the prestigious certification.
“We are securing supply agreements and terms
to ensure their availability, lead times and exact pricing,”
said Steve Price, COO of Telemedicus. “Anthro
is a first-class manufacturer of medical equipment stands that we can
utilize in clinic settings.”
TMDI’s DREAMS™
technology effectively turns 9-1-1 ambulances, clinics or medical
transportation vehicles into mobile trauma centers or tele-health care
locations. The technology integrates components manufactured by
Advantech (Tel Aviv:ADVT), Cisco (Nasdaq:CSCO), Dell (Nasdaq:DELL) and
Panasonic (NYSE:MC).
About Telemedicus, Inc:
Telemedicus, Inc. (OTC:TMDI) is a publicly held company headquartered in
Houston, Texas. Telemedicus is commercializing life saving mobile
medical communications technology using bi-directional audio, video and
patient data communication between a remote unit such as a rural
ambulance service and the physician in a hospital. For more information
please visit www.telemedicus.com.
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