ACA welcomes newest addition to its corporate member program

November 20, 2013 — The American Chiropractic Association (ACA) recently welcomed Goodmark Medical as a “premier” member of its corporate member program. Goodmark’s mission is to build and sustain medical market niches resulting in empowered healthcare consumers, reduced system expenses and improved medical outcomes.

Goodmark Medical provides DCs with products that improve patient healthcare through proactive screening, patient monitoring, and diagnostic tools. Goodmark’s product line includes:

• Raft Posture Seats (formerly marketed as ergoSEET): A patented port and pillar design seat cushion that enhances blood flow, evenly distributes weight and keeps your seat cooler with its design.
• BAM Touch-free Life Care (TLC) System: A sensor mat, which can be placed under any bed or mattress that allows for continuous detection of heart rate, breathing rate, motion, and presence. Caregivers are delivered health data and alerts on their PC or mobile devices such as smart phones, iPod touch and iPads from a secured state of the art cloud environment.
• RelayMed: A universal point-of-care connectivity solution for a DC’s practice which securely captures, stores and manages test results on the cloud and seamlessly transfers data securely to the electronic health record (EHR).

Each Goodmark Medical product/service is designed with the intent of producing measurable results. Goodmark strives to listen and respond to healthcare stakeholders while improving quality and outcome of care. Additionally, Goodmark products are designed to empower consumers and patients to become more involved in their own healthcare.

“Through ACA’s partnership with Goodmark Medical, ACA members can easily access patient oriented medical devices that help patients and DCs achieve their objectives,” said ACA President Keith Overland, DC. “Products like those being offered by Goodmark Medical will continue to help DCs improve their treatment methods.”

Source: American Chiropractic Association