Medline in the News

Medline advocates for EMS reimbursement, workforce shortage solutions

The end to the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) in May is expected to cause sweeping changes across the continuum of healthcare. Sixteen Medline advocates joined EMS professionals in Washington, DC, for EMS On The Hill Day, sponsored by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT), to advocate for the needs of patients, EMS workers and providers.

Media coverage is one of the ways we reach our audiences—from current and prospective customers to future employees—and educate them about our company, our initiatives and our culture. Take a look at some of the recent stories featuring Medline. Scan the QR code for the full story.

Medline named to Forbes 2023 America’s Best Large Employers

Consistently recognized as a top workplace, Medline has once again been named to Forbes America’s Best Large Employers list, this year moving to the 260 spot, up from 360 in 2022. We’re honored to be recognized for attracting and retaining top talent who continue to make a positive impact on healthcare.

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Medline adds to solar with Massachusetts project

Medline is building on a solid record of solar power after completing a rooftop project in Uxbridge, MA. Since 2016 the company’s solar portfolio has expanded to 10 rooftop solar systems on buildings in the U.S., Australia, Germany and Japan.

You got game: How fun benefits continuing education

Along with education plans, gamification serves as an effective and engaging resource to equip and teach healthcare staff. Use of games in continuing education yields benefits and can appeal cross generationally.

Addressing challenges related to pressure injuries, preventative skin health

WDRB Louisville (Fox): Southern Indiana woman breaking barriers at Jeffersonville distribution center

At the Jeffersonville distribution center, learn how Medline’s Filomena Kropiwiec is a leader in the warehouse, breaking gender barriers for the next generation.

Recognizing the lack of evidence-based recommendations to address the needs of at-risk skin, a panel of nine skin health experts from across the continuum of care formed the Coalition for At-Risk Skin (CARS). They have developed 21 consensus statements to help provide a roadmap for skin care protocols. The Medline Newsroom recently talked with Amin Setoodeh, BSN, Medline senior vice president of skin health solutions and clinical services, to learn more about the state of skin health today and the need for evidence-based skin protocols, as well as the potential impact of the CARS consensus statements in providing specific guidance on preventive skin care.

Infection prevention solutions worth watching

For successful infection prevention, it all starts with sanitization. Take a look at how effective best practices and solutions are enhancing prevention.