Absstem Technologies, a medical technology provider and medical gas generator manufacturer, has introduced a new initiative called Absstem Shield, under which Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) and Comprehensive Maintenance Contracts (CMC) will be offered for oxygen generators.
The devastating nationwide second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic saw hospitals across the country installing pressure swing adsorption (PSA) oxygen generation plants to ensure adequate supply for Covid-19 patients. However, with the demand for oxygen in hospitals across the country going back to nearly pre-pandemic times, Absstem Shield, with its top-class maintenance services, will now ensure these plants don’t become obsolete and non-functional in times of need.
Now that the wave is almost over, these machines’ maintenance questions have begun to crop up. Maintaining the PSA plants is a huge task at hand. For this, Absstem Shield has roped in expert professionals, engineers, and technicians for the repair and maintenance of PSA plants and VPSA plants.
Commenting on the launch of this novel venture, Amit Kumar, National Service Head of Absstem Technologies, said, “The primary issues at hand in most states are that most generators either have inconsistent output purity levels of oxygen or just deteriorating remaining idle. These are expensive machines built to last for a very long time. But that happens when the machine is running and well-maintained. Absstem Shield plans include AMCs that include constant monitoring, monthly status updates, on-site visits and one of the quickest turn-around times. Under the CMC plans, you never have any additional or hidden expenses, even if the entire device needs replacement.”
With Absstem Shield, the company aims to address the maintenance gap that most hospitals face, as a failure to run oxygen machines can lead to degradation and eventually comatose.