I’d like to report a discrepancy between the FDA’s stance with regards to the safety of the 3M™ Bair Hugger™ Forced-Air patient warming system and what is reported by one of their competitors. As a...

OperationHeatJac was featured in an article in the November issue of Outpatient Surgery Magazine , 10 Clever Products for Your ORs Neat, new devices designed to prevent patient harm and keep staff safe and comfortable....

We are increasing our range of OperationHeatJAC products with the introduction of an ultra cost effective method of staying warm in the OR. The new product will be priced below $100. This was our original...

After spending 25 years shivering in operating room I created a novel product OPERATIONHEATJAC that acts as a personal radiator. Originally designed with OR staff in mind, patient benefits have now become apparent. Recent headlines...

OR Staff The OR is cold (typically 60-66 degrees) and that leaves most us standing around cold and miserable. We get it. Stressed surgeons operating under bright lights, wrapped in sterile surgical gowns, prefer cooler...

This Year’s AANA Raffle Winner We had a raffle winner for the Operationheatjac of their choice at this year’s AANA meeting in Boston. Megan Robertson, CRNA chose our Operationheatjac BTR + We think she made the...

A SOLUTION FOR THOSE WHO WORK IN A COLD OPERATING ROOM Developed by an anesthesiologist to conform with AORN requirements.  Hospitals & Surgery Centers need to seriously consider buying or sharing the cost of the...

We believe the Bair Hugger indirectly causes Surgical site infections as a result of shivering OR staff staff removing the Bair Hugger hose and putting it under their scrubs. OperationHEATJAC offers an inexpensive solution to...

An Observational Study Evaluating Infection Risk in Two Staff Warming Devices and a Review of Current Literature into Thermal Comfort in the Operating Room and Beyond   Abstract The temperature in operating rooms (OR) is...

Survey conducted by AORN for HEATJAC, LLC in September 2019: 1500 perioperative nurses questioned. A total of 105 responded. No fees were paid to those who responded. Just a very simple survey, seven questions long...