Manage Costs

A simpler way to manage costs

In times of decreased reimbursement and rising cost, PURELL® and PROVON® can help with labor and cost saving products and programs. With a single supplier of multi-purpose skin care products, innovative dispensers and educational in-service training programs, you'll save time, cut costs and improve efficiencies.

Diagnosis

LTC currently relies on Medicare and Medicaid as the payor for over 75% of its residents. These budgets are constantly being scrutinized and often reduced. Likewise, staff turnover remains high and caregiver wages continue to rise, while insurance costs increase and litigation claims and rewards have tripled.²

Treatment

PURELL® and PROVON® Multi-Purpose Skin Care Products

PURELL® and PROVON® offer a range of gentle bathing, cleansing and moisturizing products that complete multiple skin care tasks in one easy step.

• PROVON 3-in-1 Wash Cream
  A single product for complete, no-rinse perineal care and bed bathing. Cleans, moisturizes and controls odors.
   
• PROVON Moisturizing Perineal Skin Protectant
  Formula that moisturizes and protects delicate skin.
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• PROVON Antibacterial Body Wash
  Patented no-rinse formula gently cleans while killing germs and controlling odors.
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PURELL® and PROVON NXT® and PROVON FMX™ Dispensers

• Patented, space-saving NXT and patent pending FMX dispensers hold more product than conventional dispensers - minimizing labor costs of refilling.
• The patented NXT DOME PUMP™ valve provides portion control output to help control usage and minimize waste.

Educational Training Programs

• "The Way Skin Stays Healthy" In-Service Educational Program
  A comprehensive video-based training program that demonstrates proper hand hygiene and resident skin care.
• Hand Hygiene: Understanding and Implementing the CDC's New Guideline
  A self study continuing education course that addresses the new CDC hand hygiene recommendations.

2. Long Term Care General Liability and Professional Liability Actuarial Analysis: Non-Risk Consultants, Feb 2002.