The award covers the Versatilt, a durable medical device that allows caregivers to position wheelchair patients for treatment, eliminating chair transfers that can endanger both patient and caregiver safety.
“The hard work of our GSA Contractor, Kathie May, as well as help from the offices of Senator Marie Cantwell, Senator Patty Murray & House Representative Jaime Herrera-Beutler, along with the support of many, many friends & business associates couldn’t be more appreciated,” wrote Valerie Vance, Redpoint’s executive vice president, in an email. “After many months of hard work, REDpoint is now positioned to more effectively compete in the marketplace.”
Vance said a GSA number for the Stedline IV Sleeve, a product designed to stabilize an intravenous needle when fastened to a patient without the use of tape or glue, is expected to be completed within the next few weeks.