Case Medical, Inc.

09/11/2026

In sterile processing, looking wet is not the same as being clean. Moisture at the point of use can help prevent soil from drying, but it is only a means to an end. The true objective is the removal of soil, bioburden, cleaning chemistry, and other residues before a medical device proceeds to disinfection or sterilization.

Case Medical’s comparative testing has demonstrated that some gel-type pretreatments may continue to appear wet while forming a coating that makes underlying soil more difficult to rinse away.

Our philosophy is different: use effective chemistry to break down contamination, then rinse it away completely. Clean should mean clean—not coated, preserved, or covered by another chemical layer.

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08/26/2026

Water quality should be managed as a critical process variable, not simply as a utility. For medical-device processing, the objective is to consistently produce water that meets required chemical and microbiological specifications while protecting patients, instruments, equipment, personnel, and the environment.

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Water quality should be managed as a critical process variable, not simply as a utility. For medical-device processing, the objective is to consistently produce water that meets required chemical and microbiological specifications while protecting patients, instruments, equipment, personnel, and the...

08/21/2026

When unexplained residue or particulate appears on instruments or inside sterilization containers, the container may be questioned first. A more important question is: What is happening upstream during cleaning, rinsing, steam generation, and sterilization?

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When unexplained residue or particulate appears on instruments or inside sterilization containers, the container may be questioned first. A more important question is: What is happening upstream during cleaning, rinsing, steam generation, and sterilization?

08/20/2026

Is your cleaning chemistry supporting the safety of your instruments?

Case Solutions® instrument chemistries deliver validated cleaning performance with free-rinsing, residue-reducing formulations designed for healthcare environments.

U.S. EPA Safer Choice-certified options help facilities support consistent processing, instrument protection, and sustainability goals.

Take a closer look at the chemistry behind the process. Contact the Case Medical team to learn more. https://www.casemed.com/index.php/about-us/contact-us

08/14/2026

Case Medical was proud to attend the 2026 Enterprising Women’s Awards, where our CEO, Marcia Frieze, was recognized as a Platinum Honoree.

Members of our team joined more than 230 attendees in celebrating women whose leadership, determination, and achievements continue to make a meaningful impact across their industries and communities.

This recognition reflects Marcia’s vision, perseverance, and commitment to advancing healthcare innovation. Her leadership continues to inspire our employees and shape the work we do each day.

Congratulations to Marcia and all of this year’s honorees. Thank you to Commerce and Industry Association of NJ (CIANJ) and Commerce Magazine NJ for this meaningful recognition and an inspiring celebration.

08/13/2026

Water quality is a critical variable in reusable medical device processing. Yet producing high-purity water can involve multiple treatment steps, including salt-based softening and chemical additives.

Case Medical believes healthcare facilities should reconsider whether these chemical treatments are necessary when modern filtration technologies can remove contaminants directly.

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Nature has filtered water through soil, sand, wetlands, and biological systems for millennia. Oysters are natural purifiers, with a single adult capable of filtering approximately 50 gallons of water per day. Ancient civilizations also understood the value of physical treatment. Sanskrit writings de...

08/05/2026

In sterile processing, monitoring is more than a routine task. It is a critical quality check on washing and sterilization performance. Patient safety depends on an unbroken chain of evidence between SPD, the OR, and Infection Prevention.

SPD verifies cleaning before instruments move forward. The OR relies on clear evidence at the sterile field. Infection Prevention needs defensible data for audits, risk reduction, and process improvement. Objective verification closes the gaps that visual inspection cannot, because the human eye cannot reliably detect microscopic residue, biofilm formation, or subtle equipment failures.

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In sterile processing, monitoring is more than a routine task. It is a critical quality check on washing and sterilization performance. Patient safety depends on an unbroken chain of evidence between SPD, the OR, and Infection Prevention. SPD verifies cleaning before instruments move forward. The OR...

08/04/2026

August is National ASC Month, a time to recognize the ambulatory surgery centers delivering high-quality, cost-effective care nationwide.

As an ASCA Affiliate Member, Case Medical is proud to support ASCs with integrated solutions that help standardize instrument processing, improve efficiency, strengthen compliance, and increase instrument availability.

07/30/2026

For nearly 34 years, Case Medical has been recognized in healthcare and industry as a vertically integrated New Jersey medical device manufacturer and formulator of instrument cleaning chemistries. From one location, we design, develop, manufacture, quality-control, and deliver products that support instrument processing, sterilization, and infection prevention.

This integrated model gives us greater control over quality, customization, supply continuity, and customer responsiveness. It also allows us to deliver directly to customers—just in time, every time.

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For nearly 34 years, Case Medical has been recognized in healthcare and industry as a vertically integrated New Jersey medical device manufacturer and formulator of instrument cleaning chemistries. From one location, we design, develop, manufacture, quality-control, and deliver products that support...

07/28/2026

As surgical procedures evolve and instrument inventories continue to expand, sterile processing departments need tray systems that can be configured to meet the unique requirements of each set while supporting standardized practices across the department.

MediTray® Baskets are designed to provide that flexibility. With customizable brackets, partitions, posts, silicone holders, and specialty accessories, healthcare facilities can configure trays to securely organize a wide range of surgical instruments while helping protect them throughout the reprocessing cycle.

Thoughtful tray design is more than organization. It is an investment in instrument protection, workflow efficiency, and standardized sterile processing practices.

Learn more about MediTray® Baskets: https://www.casemed.com/index.php/about-us/contact-us