Germfree’s mobile and podular compounding pharmacies deliver rapid time to market and turnkey functionality, which is critical in periods of pharmacy renovations, upgrades, or unexpected closures.

The article outlined a series of questions to ask when considering a mobile cleanroom, the second which was answered by Germfree’s Jeff Serle:

“2. Buy or Lease? Most hospital pharmacies—including Yale New Haven Health and Dayton VA Medical Center—have chosen to lease their mobile cleanrooms, but if one or more are needed for an extended period, buying may be more economical. “Larger hospital chains that are planning to go through renovations at multiple locations may elect to purchase,” said Jeff Serle, the senior vice president of engineering for Germfree. “They are very mobile and can be fully repositioned in two to three weeks, including certification for use. Then they can be safely shut down and stored for periods of time, and you have an asset afterward in situations like disaster recovery.” – Exerpt from Pharmacy Practice News (PPN).

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