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As the fiscal year wraps up, schools, hospitals, and other public institutions face the common challenge of using remaining budget funds wisely. Whether you’re outfitting a new facility or restocking essential supplies, strategic purchasing now can prevent headaches later. Here are some key things to keep in mind as you close out the year: 1. Use Contract Pricing to Your Advantage End-of-year purchasing often comes with tight timelines and limited resources. Leveraging state contract prici …

Many people don’t think about their heart health until problems arise, but the heart works nonstop every day, especially under the strain of obesity. The good news is, you can take steps today to protect it and improve your health. Why Obesity Strains Your Heart Think of your heart as the engine of your body. Just like an engine strains more under a heavier load, your heart has to work harder when you’re carrying extra weight. Over time, this added workload can lead to a variety of s …

From May 6th to May 12th each year, we come together to celebrate Nurses Week – a time dedicated to recognizing the unwavering dedication and compassion of nurses working across all healthcare settings. This special week concludes on May 12th, the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. If you or a loved one has stayed in a healthcare facility for more than a couple of hours, you understand the positive impact a great nurse can have. Nurses don’t just perform …

Building a care facility isn’t just about placing equipment; it’s about creating an environment where care thrives. From OB/GYN clinics to urgent care centers and inpatient rooms, the tools and equipment you choose play a critical role in ensuring smooth operations. At Products Unlimited, we understand this deeply.  Let’s dive into what it takes to design a functional, efficient, and adaptable care environment. Spoiler alert: You need the right gear for the job, and w …

  Flu season has reemerged, and we want to make sure you won’t forget about it. Influenza is making waves in the U.S. – and not in a good way. The 2024-2025 flu season has become the most severe in over 15 years. This is more than an unwelcome guest—it’s a wake-up call. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), an estimated 24 million illnesses and 310,000 hospitalizations occur each year. The numbers alone are staggering an …