Over a decade of reliability!
Chesterfield Royal NHS Trust continues to rely on BPR Medical regulators to support uninterrupted medical gas delivery.

Linde‑Sigas and BPR Medical have deepened their partnership to offer a comprehensive, “end-to-end” solution for the Ultraflow™ analgesic demand valve system.

Having recently received her award for 25 years of service with BPR Medical, we spoke with Julie Hallam about her experience and what changes she has observed over the years.

BPR Medical Limited is pleased to have completed the NHS Evergreen Sustainable Supplier Assessment. The Assessment is a self-assessment and reporting tool and resulted in us receiving a Level 1: Publicly committed to net zero carbon and engaged with sustainability.

On November 1, 2023, Iowa Medicaid began coverage of the Firesafe Cannula Valve, making it a reimbursable item with HCPCS code E0700.

We would like to congratulate BPR Medical on being nominated in the category of sustainability achievement ahead of HSJ Partnership Awards 2023. We are looking forward to welcoming them to the ceremony in March, to join us in recognising the very best collaborations and innovations in the healthcare sector. This year’s finalists are of an outstanding calibre and all of them are exceptionally dedicated to enhancing healthcare across the UK.

This success will help us continue to work with NHS hospitals across the country to give patients access to this important technology so they can continue to benefit from vital pain relief, while safeguarding the environment.

BPR Medical and Medclair, a leading Sweden-based specialist in safe nitrous oxide use, have signed an agreement that gives BPR exclusive rights to supply Medclair’s mobile nitrous oxide conversion technology in the UK and Ireland.

Media analysis undertaken by BPR Medical suggests serious home oxygen fire incidents are not being identified by the EU Medical Device Vigilance System, with inconsistent reporting processes putting patients at risk across the continent.

Over 500 fires involving home oxygen, resulting in over 300 deaths including two firefighters, have been reported by the US media since 2017, our new study – Firebreaks: A risk-based approach to safer home oxygen delivery – has revealed.