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Wound K-Air Management Case
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 03.21.17
DBA, Wound K-Air Management (Innovative Technologies Inc. Awarded schedule 65IIA contract
Innovative Technologies Inc. DBA Wound K-Air Management has been awarded a 5 year contract for wound care of patients through different products, including Pensar Wound Pro Negative Pressure Pump & supplies, and air matrasses. The company makes these products in the U.S to help people save lots of taxes.
The contract would remain for 5 years to service the VA/GSA in the Medical equipment categories of A-19 & A-74. Special products will be provided by the company, including Pensar Wound Pro Negative pressure Wound Therapy, Patriot Bariatric LAL and APM Air mattresses, Telemade Bariatric Electric Bed Frames
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The products have served several homes and institutions in Michigan. The company has a proven record of high quality customer service. The company staff is dedicated, courteous, and professional and always delivers fast. The company gives equal importance to all clients, including home care patients, and long term care facility for veterans or hospitals.
The CEO, of the company, Steve Armour said “Our ambition is to promote American made products, and provide therapeutic benefits to patients and care facilities, saving a certain amount of money. It’s not always necessary to have expensive treatment for healing, and we have proved it during 30 years of our business”.
Armour also said that based in Michigan, Wound K-Air Management has several offices in the state, including a National Provider Network to provide the best customer service. The company focuses on all patients, treating them like friends, family or neighbors. The products are serviced and supplied by veterans.
During 30 years of business, the company has derived its products within 12 or less hours. The staff is very energetic, delivers fast, and well understands patients’

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