THE PROCESS
Four steps, start to finish.
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Get in touch
Quick onboarding for a new site
Call or email with the procedure and the list date. For a regular list we set up a standing arrangement so you do not have to ask twice; for a one-off, a single call is enough. Anaesthetists and surgeons can book directly; if booking sits with theatre coordination or procurement, point them our way and we handle the paperwork.
For a hospital we have not worked with before, onboarding is straightforward. Cell salvage credentialling is generally not an obstacle, and where a site runs a formal process we manage it. None of it sits in the way of the case which can usually be delivered while the paperwork is finalised.
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We arrive ready
One invoice, one record
A credentialled clinician arrives with the machine and every consumable, set up before knife to skin, and confirms the indication, expected losses and return strategy with the anaesthetist or surgeon.Â
A single per-case fee covering clinician, equipment and disposables. No capital cost, no maintenance contract, no training burden. You also receive a case record: volumes processed and returned, and any quality notes, to your hospital's reporting standard.
THE ECONOMICS
Why outsource cell salvage at all?
Running cell salvage in-house means a dedicated clinician, a machine, training, accreditation and after-hours cover, whether the service runs twice a week or twice a month. Below roughly 250 cases a year at a single centre, those fixed costs outweigh a per-case service. Most Victorian hospitals outside the major tertiary centres sit below that line. We will show you the maths against your own volume; the comparison takes one meeting. And if your numbers grow past that threshold, we will tell you.
Book a case or ask a question.
Call us directly. We respond to enquiries quickly. If it is urgent, tell us and we will treat it that way.