Blood Product Management

Wyndgate signs $1.2 million contract with California hospital

Published in Blood Weekly, January 8th, 2004

Wyndgate Technologies, a division of Global Med Technologies, Inc., (GLOB) announced the signing of an agreement for its Vein-to-Vein software, SafeTrace donor management, and SafeTrace Tx advanced transfusion management, with City of Hope National Medical Center.

With a potential value of $1.2 million over a 5-year period, City of Hope will be the largest user of Wyndgate's Vein-to-Vein software in California.

Thomas F. Marcinek, president and COO of Global Med Technologies, Inc., stated, "Our 5-year agreement underscores Wyndgate's commitment to safety and quality in helping facilities, such as City of Hope, manage and track blood products from...

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Source: Blood Weekly (2004-01-08)

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