HanGenix™

Protecting Lives. Preventing Costs.

HanGenix has pioneered the creation of an ultrasound-based technology for monitoring and collecting data on compliance with hand washing requirements in hospitals.
Developed under a patent license with Massachusetts General Hospital, where the process was invented, The solution addresses a mandate from the government for hospitals to have a formal hand hygiene system in place by January 2020, or risk loss of accreditation.

HEADQUARTERS
Atlanta, GA

SECTOR
Digital Health

FOUNDED
Spin off out of Mass General Hospital in 2010

STAGE
Series A

WEBSITE
hangenixsolutions.com

TWITTER
@hangenix

INVESTED

As Lead Investor in 2018

Recent News

April 7, 2020

Could Adherence to Proper Hand Hygiene by Healthcare Professionals, Commercial Players and the General Public Mitigate the Spread of COVID-19 or Other Pathogens?

Viruses do not spread without hosts who participate, inadvertently carrying the pathogen to others. Most people define hand hygiene as handwashing, but hand hygiene is more than just handwashing.

via healthcarehygienemagazine

March 19, 2020

Combating COVID-19 with Digital Transformation : Coffee with Coker Podcast

Jeff Kline is the CEO of HanGenix, a technological solution that promotes hand hygiene compliance for healthcare professionals. Jeff joins the Coker team to discuss the importance of hand hygiene and society’s now acute awareness of the importance of handwashing with the COVID-19 pandemic.

via coker group

February 25, 2020

CMS plans to crack down on accrediting organization oversight

The CMS plans to enhance oversight of accrediting organizations in light of conflict of interest concerns and publicized safety issues at provider organizations, according to CMS Administrator Seema Verma.

via modern healthcare.com

February 18, 2019

HanGenix™ Solutions, Inc. Secures Series-A Investment Funding from Global Health Impact Fund (GHIF)

Supports Commercialization of Innovative Technology Designed to Improve Hand Hygiene Compliance and Combat Healthcare-Associated Infections

via globenewswire.com