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A New Perspective on Campus Infrastructure

I hope hearing this story will make us all more thoughtful engineers; people’s lives depend on it.

February 1, 2021

On Nov. 18, 2020, Froedtert Health, Wisconsin’s largest Level 1 trauma hospital, took its medical air system from one that was at capacity and included code-required redundancy to one with increased capacity, increased redundancy and a level of resiliency that is very impressive

CMS Publishes Categorical Waiver for Corrugated Medical Tubing

October 2, 2020

CMS has reviewed the provisions in the 2018 NFPA 99 and has determined that a Categorical Waiver can be obtained for facilities that wish to use CMT.

PHCPPros webinar to be sponsored, presented by IPEX focusing on Flue Gas Venting

September 17, 2020

Free webinar, "UL 1738 Flue Gas Venting: Safeguard Against The Dangers of Carbon Monoxide"

MediTrac CMT Chosen by Cleveland Clinic

April 21, 2020

MediTrac played an integral role for the Cleveland Clinic in its rapid deployment of 250 new temporary patient care locations.

Independent Pipe and Supply Shares Salute to the COVID-19 Front Line

April 16, 2020

Michael Levin, Independent Pipe & Supply sales and marketing director, recently shared a statement regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

Omega Flex Inc. Innovations at Work During COVID-19 Crisis

April 6, 2020

As part of the nationwide response to the COVID-19 situation, Omega Flex Inc. has deployed its revolutionary flexible medical gas tubing product, MediTrac, in New York City’s Central Park temporary field hospital.

Collaborative Health Care Design

Source Equipment Replacement

A well-thought-out scope of services will typically lead to a tighter proposal.

November 29, 2019

John Gregory

OK, so your facility is getting older and your source equipment is nearing the end of its life expectancy. What are you to do?

Forrest Anderson Donates Medical Gas System to P.I.P.E.

July 31, 2019

P.I.P.E. supports training programs for apprentice and journeyman crafts people to provide participating contractors with thoroughly competent workers.

‘The Texas Plumbing License is Basically Gone … ’

June 12, 2019

Texas’ state plumbing code is currently on track to cease to exist on Sept. 1, while the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners will have a “wind down” period that has it wrapping up operations by September 2020.