Design innovation inspired by clinical experiencE
Medication Scanner Safety Set
The medication scanner safety set protects patients from devastating and costly medical errors related to IV medication infusions.
Hanging the IV medication or fluids on the IV pole hook, activates a switch to scan each new medication or IV fluid. A sensor within the device detects infusions and failure to infuse errors related to clamping with piggybacked IV tubing.
All IV medications and fluids are dangerous when infused incorrectly.
This safety feature ensures medications are delivered correctly. The design ensures compliance with safety protocols and the ability to detect errors before they occur.
Utopia Health Design is a start up company founded in 2017, focusing on innovative solutions for common healthcare challenges. A current patent published April 21, 2020, focuses on safety features for IV medication scanning and infusion. The safety feature can save healthcare costs and lives.
Regina Seufert Peurifoy - CEO and Inventor
Regina Seufert Peurifoy is a nurse inventor and medical futurist with over 20 years of art training and over 16 years working in health care.
Regina is available for medical equipment and interior design consulting services.
Regina has worked at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and Hahnemann hospital. Her specialties include critical care neurosurgery nursing, neurology, orthopedics, trauma and geriatrics. Regina has a strong healthcare background. Regina is a passionate patient advocate and lives by the nursing pledge of "Do no harm".
Lawrence Glenn - Investor
Lawrence Glenn is an experienced mechanical engineer with an M.B.A., in Operations Management, and over 30 years in pharmaceutical, food and consumer goods industries.
A Investment in the Future of Health Care
Medical errors are costly and devastating for patients and healthcare professionals. The designs and inventions created by Utopia Health Design have the potential to save lives and save costs associated with medical errors, specifically related to IV medication infusion.