A Green Planet is a Clean Planet: Celebrating Earth Day
Happy Earth Day! Learn about the origin of the holiday and how you can get involved.
Global Recycling Day
In honor of Global Recycling Day, we want to encourage everyone to rethink how much they waste, and in turn how many resources they could help save through recycling. What …
Creating sustainability in a wasteful industry
Sustainability has been a hot topic in recent years. We’ve seen cities ban plastic straws and plastic bags, and corporations step up and make significant changes in their waste practices. …
Florida Trend: People, Profits & Planet Win With Reduced Surgical Supply Waste
When surgical supply reseller WestCMR was founded in 1997, the mission at the time was not to capitalize on the newly-minted concept of “Triple Bottom Line (TBL)” accounting. Rather, the plan was to transform how the health care industry addresses and monetizes tens of millions of dollars in unused surgical supplies that are discarded every year.
We’re Reducing Litter through the Adopt-a-Mile Program
Our passion for going green extends beyond our commitment to reducing surplus surgical supply waste. We love to keep our community beautiful and litter-free, too! That’s why we’re working with …
Energy Conservation in Healthcare – One Key to Going Green
“These 5 innovations are changing the way healthcare facilities consume energy while enabling efficient healthcare management and better medical outcomes…”
We’re on a Mission to Make Healthcare More Efficient and Green Worldwide
Since our beginning in 1997, we’ve been committed to social responsibility. Environmental conservation has been – and continues to be – a top priority.
Considering inventory management technology? 5 ways to build your case
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A WestCMR Partnership Helps Hospitals Reduce Waste; Recoup Supply Dollars
By Nancy Kailas, Vice President, Business Development, WestCMR Unbelievable but true: Researchers at Johns Hopkins found that the U.S. wastes at least tens of millions of dollars each year in unused …