Supply requests reach clinical staff
Patients and visitors ask nurses for products. Every request pulls a clinician away from care and turns a supply issue into a staffing issue.
For Hospitals & Healthcare
Hospital menstrual dispensers, managed end to end
NEXAFLO takes menstrual supply out of clinical workflows. We install touch-free dispensers across patient, visitor, and staff restrooms, keep them stocked, track usage, and maintain the documentation your quality and environment-of-care teams need.
The Problem
Menstrual supply is a facilities problem being solved by clinicians
Closet inventory nobody owns
Products sit in unit closets and desk drawers with no par level, no visibility, and no record of what was used where.
Survey-week scrambles
Environment-of-care reviews ask what's available and how you know. Reconstructing that after the fact is guesswork.
The Managed Answer
One subscription instead of six internal workarounds
Hardware alone shifts the work; it doesn't remove it. A managed program removes it — installation, product supply, monitoring, service, and documentation all sit with us.
- Touch-free dispensers installed in patient, visitor, and staff restrooms at no equipment cost
- Sensor-based dispensing that keeps contact points off high-traffic restroom surfaces
- IoT usage tracking that flags low supply before a restroom runs empty
- Scheduled restocking by our team — not by nursing, EVS, or materials management
- Restroom-level service logs and availability records for accreditation readiness
- One predictable subscription covering hardware, product, service, and reporting
Coverage
Where dispensers go in a health system
Emergency departments
High-turnover public restrooms where unmet need becomes a staff interruption.
Labor & delivery, women's health
Patient-facing areas where discreet, reliable access is part of the care experience.
Outpatient clinics & imaging
Distributed sites that rarely get consistent supply attention.
Visitor & lobby restrooms
First-impression spaces judged by patients, families, and surveyors alike.
Staff restrooms & break areas
Retention-relevant access for a largely female clinical workforce.
Behavioral health & long-stay units
Controlled dispensing that supports dignity and unit safety practices.
Infection prevention and dignity in the same fixture
Sensor-activated dispensing removes handles and cranks from shared restrooms, products stay concealed inside the unit until dispensed, and a controlled 30-second interval limits waste without limiting access.
Serving hospitals and health systems across Atlanta and Georgia, with multi-site rollouts available nationally.