Hudson Simulation Services appointed North American distributor of Organis' TestChest - Lung Simulator

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  News Release
  March 24, 2020
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• Organis signs North American distribution agreement with Hudson Simulation Services
  HSS to distribute TestChest  lung simulator across North America
  Provides critical respiratory testing and breath simulation research solution as mechanical vent use ramps up
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  Landquart, Switzerland— Organis, GmbH today announced that it has entered into an
  agreement with Hudson Simulation Services, LLC of New York to be the exclusive North
  American distributor of the Switzerland based company’s mechanical ventilator testing and
  training simulator TestChest.
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  “Worldwide the weak link in the fight against the virus has been mechanical ventilators, “said Urs
  Schnider, CEO of Organis. “ TestChest can play an important role in the design, evaluation and
  testing of new devices. It is also a powerful asset for training medical staff on ventilator
  approaches to any respiratory condition. We are very pleased to announce this new partnership
  agreement with Greg and his team, which will allow us to more fully service the North American
  need. “
  With TestC
  Hudson Simulation Services is a leading provider of simulation equipment to the healthcare
  community. The company’s SimVS-Ventisim mechanical ventilator simulator is widely used
  across the US and Canada for mechanical ventilator training.
• Organis products included in this agreement provide a new approach to ventilator development
  and training.
• www.ventisim.com
  About Organis
  Organis GmbH based in Landquart, Switzerland is the developer of the TestChest testing and
  training platform for mechanical ventilation since 2015. With over 100 years of combined
  healthcare and engineering experience the Organis team continues to innovate and lead the field.
  About HSS
  Hudson Simulation Services, LLC based in Glenmont, NY is a leading provider of simulation
  equipment to the healthcare community. The company’s SimVS-Ventisim mechanical ventilator
  simulator is widely used across the US and Canada for mechanical ventilator training.