Reprocessing Guys, Inc. Announces the Launch of Reprocess.com

Online, October 31, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Reprocessing Guys, Inc., a leading provider of non-critical medical device reprocessing services to the healthcare industry, has launched Reprocess.com, a website designed to connect hospital and surgery center purchasing agents across the world to share in revenue generating and savings initiatives while protecting our environment, continuing best-practice, and "greening" the OR.

Reprocess.com is a purchase site where hospital executives sell the used non-critical medical devices currently thrown away in the trash, for a fee per device. The non-critical medical device, the type of facility and its location, market demand, and device volume will determine how much the facility will be paid by Reprocess.com. Reprocess.com will provide all of the tools necessary for the facility to collect, pack and ship the non-critical medical devices to one of the Reprocess.com reprocessing facilities in the U.S. The nature and landscape of the healthcare sector is changing. Hospital executives are focused on discovering new ways to save or generate much needed revenue for their facilities. Positioned to be an agent of change and a pioneer in how we view our hospital waste, the launch of Reprocess.com is the first of many websites with strategic domain names designed and marketed to engage hospital and surgery center purchasing agents.

Reprocess.com is simple, regardless of how or why a facility decides to utilize the platform and service. If a healthcare facility is interested in selling their non-critical medical devices, Reprocess.com will purchase and pay top dollar. If a healthcare facility wants to purchase non-critical medical devices, Reprocess.com has an inventory of the sought-after devices available for purchase and immediate savings.

"Reprocess.com provides us with reprocessed DVT Sleeves at a fraction of the price for new. We only purchase from them, with no long term commitment or locked in contract. They have great pricing, provide great quality and are always responsive to our needs."

~ Darin, VP of a Healthcare System

Nicholas Esposito, Co-Founder of Reprocessing Guys, Inc. and Reprocess.com, stated, "The timing for the launch of Reprocess.com is ideal as hospitals and surgery centers need to generate revenue. Whether in the form of selling their waste for another facility to benefit from or a facility buying reprocessed non-critical medical devices at a significantly lower price over purchasing brand new, Reprocess.com is addressing a serious concern for the healthcare sector."

About Reprocess.com

Founded in 2013, Reprocess.com has become the healthcare industry leader for one-stop-shop for collecting, reprocessing and reselling non-critical medical devices. As a leader in non-critical device reprocessing, Reprocessing Guys, Inc. connect hospital purchasing agents across the globe on a web portal where facilities can share in the benefits of reprocessing. Whether you are a large hospital in a large health system, or a smaller outpatient surgery center, you can benefit tremendously from utilizing Reprocess.com. Reprocess.com prevents millions of pounds of used medical devices from entering our landfills each day, while saving or generating much needed cash flow for the facilities it serves.

About Reprocessing Guys, Inc.

Three brothers with a vision for change and making a difference have conceptualized the idea of connecting healthcare facilities together with common goals in cost containment, waste and recycling. With each brother bringing a unique skillset to the table, Reprocessing Guys, Inc. and Reprocess.com was born. Mike's background in web, SEO, and technology as a whole, along with his entrepreneurial spirit bring our websites to life. He started his first computer repair business at 14-years old. Nick has a background in sustainability, waste, and cost containment for the healthcare industry. With over 15 years of experience in "green" businesses, he is the heart and passion for our sales and marketing efforts with non-critical medical device reprocessing. Rich is the captain, and leader of change. He spent 22 years working for one of the largest medical device companies in the world, where he was the Sales Director for three different divisions; Surgical, Guided Imaging, and the Leibinger division.

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