Animals are beloved companions and sensitive beings who often require extra comfort and gentle handling in medical settings. Providing warmth and comfort to animals through the use of warmed blankets and fluids is a valuable addition to veterinary care. Just as with human patients, the experience of warmth can be an essential factor in the…
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In celebration of National Relaxation Day earlier this month, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the importance of comfort and calm in healthcare settings. At Enthermics by Pedigo, we understand that patient care extends beyond medical treatment—it’s about creating an environment that promotes relaxation and well-being. That’s why we’ve designed our Comfort Series blanket…
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The Benefits of Fluid Warmers Infusion centers play a vital role in administering treatments ranging from chemotherapy to hydration therapy. However, a common pain point among patients is the discomfort caused by cold intravenous (IV) fluids. Cold IVs can lead to discomfort, fear, or resistance, often resulting in patients refusing necessary infusions. At Enthermics by…
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Discover the benefits of point-of-care treatment in healthcare. Learn how Enthermics blanket & fluid warming devices enhance patient care.
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Unmatched Warranty: A Testament to Quality At Enthermics, we not only redefine the landscape of medical warming technology but also set the standard for unwavering product assurance. Our blanket and fluid warming devices come with an industry-leading warranty of 5 years for parts and 1 year for labor. This commitment is a testament to our…
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High quality blanket & fluid warmers in 14 days or less! What is Quick Ship? Patient warming is crucial to enhance clinical outcomes and ensure a positive patient experience. Enthermics Quick Ship program was designed to have in-stock equipment of our most popular blanket & fluid warmers so healthcare providers never have to go without….
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Healthcare professionals should never have to worry about technology malfunctioning or product break down. On average, U.S. hospitals have 10 to 15 medical devices per patient bed. That means most hospitals have thousands of devices that nurses, and other healthcare professionals rely on for patient care and treatment. With so many moving parts, its abundantly…
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