By Meghan McGowan Read Time: 3 mins. Not all wounds follow a predictable healing path. Some stall, worsen, or develop complications that require more structured management. These complex wounds are becoming more common as rates of diabetes, vascular disease, age-related conditions, and other contributing factors continue to rise. A complex wound is a wound that […] ... Read More
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Dynarex to Showcase Advanced Care Solutions at Medtrade 2026 — Booth 1537
Live demonstrations, personalized consultations, and new therapy platforms highlight Dynarex’s presence in Phoenix, March 3–4 By Susan Taplinger Montvale, NJ – February 24, 2026 — Dynarex Corporation will present a focused lineup of newly launched and priority products at Medtrade 2026, a leading conference for home medical equipment providers, taking place March 3–4 in Phoenix, […] ... Read More
Features & Fundamentals: Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Systems
By Susan Taplinger Read Time: 3 mins. Welcome back to Features & Fundamentals — the series that examines essential healthcare products and the design details that influence real clinical performance. Today’s focus: Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) systems and how they function in practice. Overview Wound management becomes more complex when injuries do not respond […] ... Read More
Dynarex Launches New Negative Pressure Therapy System
Expands wound care portfolio with integrated NPWT pump, dressings, and accessories By Susan Taplinger Read Time: 3 mins. Montvale, NJ – February 17, 2026 – Dynarex Corporation, a leading manufacturer of medical supplies and durable medical equipment, today announced the launch of its new Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) Pump and an expanded portfolio of […] ... Read More
What Lies Below the Surface: A Closer Look at Pressure Injuries
By Meghan McGowan Read time: 3 mins. Pressure injuries are a persistent concern in healthcare settings where mobility is limited. In nursing homes, intensive care units, and long-term care environments, these wounds can complicate care, affect recovery, and significantly impact patient comfort and outcomes. Although pressure injuries are treatable, they often progress quietly. Identifying risk […] ... Read More
The Truth About Testing: Why the Right Equipment Matters
By Meghan McGowan Read time: 3 mins. Today’s medical industry rests heavily on human biological testing. With a simple blood draw, swab, or biopsy, doctors can diagnose diseases, identify genetic markers, assess medication efficacy, and more. This innovation, however, relies on samples being collected from patients correctly, stored properly, and assessed accurately. The stakes for […] ... Read More
Features & Fundamentals: Closed Suction Catheters
By Susan Taplinger Read time: 3 mins. Features & Fundamentals is a new series that takes a closer look at essential healthcare products — breaking down what they are, how they work, and why the details matter in clinical care. Mechanical ventilation is well established as a critical, often life-saving intervention for patients who cannot […] ... Read More
What’s Shaping Healthcare in 2026
By Susan Taplinger Read Time: 4 mins. In 2026, healthcare performance depends on what works every single day. The systems that teams touch, use, and rely on — hour by hour, shift by shift — shape outcomes long before plans or strategies ever come into play. When those systems function, care moves. Labs keep decisions […] ... Read More
Looking Back, Looking Ahead: A New Year for the Medical Industry
By Meghan McGowan Read Time: 4 mins. Technology is always evolving, and 2025 has been no exception, with groundbreaking changes hitting the medical community from all directions. There’s been a lot to learn from this year’s innovations. For there to be continued progress in the future, we all must take the lessons of the past […] ... Read More
When Flu Moves First: How Facilities Catch Up in a Fast-Rising Year
By Susan Taplinger Read time: 3 mins. Flu isn’t waiting its turn this year. Early flu activity in Canada suggests the wave is already building across the region. It’s showing up early, picking up speed, and putting pressure on high-risk facilities before the usual surveillance cues even blink. Clusters are forming sooner. Staff workflows feel […] ... Read More
Dynarex Expands Resp-O₂™ Line with Vortex 72 Closed Suction Catheters
Advanced Closed-System Design Enhances Safety and Efficiency in Airway Management By Susan Taplinger Read time: 3 mins. Dynarex Corporation, a leading medical supply company, today announced the launch of Resp-O₂™ Vortex 72 Closed Suction Catheter, an innovative respiratory solution engineered to support safer, more efficient airway management for ventilated patients. Designed for up to 72 […] ... Read More
COPD Season: Wintering Through the Surge
By Susan Taplinger Read Time: 3 mins. Respiratory season doesn’t announce itself like a storm front or a headline-making surge. It unfolds quietly — a shift in humidity, an uptick in viral circulation, the first clusters of respiratory complaints appearing in emergency departments. And during COPD Awareness Month, these early signs take on added weight […] ... Read More