MedApps Receives Certifications to Market in Europe and Canada
By Medapps Inc., PRNEMonday, January 4, 2010
MedApps' Personal Health Innovations Help Make Today's Existing Healthcare Systems More Efficient and Cost Effective
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona, January 5 - MedApps, Inc., a leading Mobile Wireless Remote Patient Monitoring
solution, announced today that it has successfully completed rigorous audits
of its Quality Management System (QMS) and received ISO 13485:2003, ISO
9001:2008 and MDD from Underwriters Laboratories (UL), one of the most
challenging auditing bodies in the world. ISO 13485:2003 is an International
standard for quality systems supporting the design, development and
manufacturing of medical devices.
MedApps has subsequently received the CE Mark and CMDCAS allowing its
products to be distributed throughout Europe and Canada.
"This is a tremendous accomplishment by the MedApps team," stated Kent
Dicks, MedApps' Founder and CEO. "Although it has taken longer than others, I
personally take extreme pride in knowing that MedApps has done it right from
the very beginning, and is built on a solid regulatory foundation. MedApps
has achieved 2 FDA Clearances, FCC Certifications, AT&T and Verizon
Certification, and now ISO 13485 / 9001 and CE Mark. This milestone will not
only allow MedApps to expand upon its worldwide presence, but will give
confidence to clients and patients alike that they are part of a solution
that has quality and patient safety as the top priority."
About MedApps
MedApps is dedicated to providing innovative solutions for the
collection, transmission and management of remote-monitored patient data. The
company is recognized as a telehealth industry leader, winning numerous
awards and a large eco-system of healthcare partners. www.medapps.com
Media Contact: -------------- Randy Strength MedApps, Inc. +1-480-305-6323 Randy.strength@medapps.net
Randy Strength of MedApps, Inc., +1-480-305-6323, Randy.strength at medapps.net
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