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Olive Endoscope Reprocessing Equipment

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  WHY OLIVE ENDOSCOPE REPROCESSING EQUIPMENT?? R eprocessing is a collaborative endeavour. It is critical to invest in quality equipment for your reprocessing unit in addition to investing in consumables, employing competent workers, training them, and regular self-monitoring. Olive Health Care provides integrated endoscope reprocessing solutions that benefit our clients in a variety of ways, including patient safety, infection control, personnel safety, scope damage and cost reduction, aesthetic appeal, and more. Your requirements may differ, but our standards do not. All our products are designed with four goals in mind: Compliance with International Safety Standards Olive reprocessing equipment are designed in accordance with multi-society guidelines for safe endoscope reprocessing. Our team is dedicated to regular updates and innovation of design that will facilitate compliance with latest safety guidelines. Guidelines for Perioperative Practice, AORN 2 020 Storage is recom...
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Every Step Matters!

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En d ocscopes must be cleaned and disinfected correctly to ensure patient and healthcare worker safety. Pre-cleaning, manual washing, disinfection, rinsing, visual inspection, and storage are all basic steps recommended by multi-scoiety standards.   Olive Endoscopy provides personalised solutions that will assist you at every step of the process as- EVERY STEP COUNTS! Listed down are the steps for reprocessing flexible GI endoscopes. Please note that these steps are common practices that are required to be followed as per standard guidelines; for details specific to your device model, refer the manufacturer's IFU (Instructions for use) 1. Precleaning the endoscope and accessories P recleaning is the first step of reprocessing, and should be conducted at the bedside immediately after completing the endoscopic procedure.  •  Wipe the insertion tube with a moist towel or sponge soaked in the freshly made detergent solution immediately after removing the endoscope from...
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