For National blood service, hospital transfusion units

Zero tolerance, documented.

Screening, grouping, cold chain and the temperature evidence to prove all of it — for the most unforgiving samples in medicine.

The problem

Can you prove your cold chain held, for every unit, across storage and transport?
Does grouping throughput collapse during a collection drive?
Is your transfusion-transmissible infection screening running on assays you can defend?
When was your last documented temperature mapping?

Configuration

Monitored from the donor chair

Plasma freezing, platelet agitation

HIV, HBV, HCV, syphilis, malaria

Blood bank refrigeration, continuous logging

Validated cold chain, mapped

Certificates, alarms, mapping reports

Every configuration

Site survey, commissioning, IQ/OQ/PQ documentation and a first validated run against control material. You sign the handover.

Operators certified on every platform, plus a refresher entitlement each year — because the technician you train will eventually leave.

Scheduled maintenance, calibration certificates, priority repair. One invoice line your finance officer can budget.

Scheduled replenishment for every platform we install. You do not wait six weeks for the thing that makes the machine work.

A starting point a specialist tunes to your throughput, budget cycle, and staff.