KOKOMO Ind – The team General Motors and Ventec Life Systems assembled to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic delivered its 30 000th V+Pro critical care ventilator to the U S Department of Health and Human Services yesterday the companies announced 2020/9/3General Motors (GM) and medical device company Ventec Life Systems have delivered 30 000 ventilators to the US Government during Covid-19 the American automaker said on Tuesday About gasworld Month on month the gasworld website is the market-leading news portal for the global industrial gas sector growing at an unprecedented rate and keeping its readers at the forefront of

General Motors Ventec deliver 30 000 ventilators to US

2020/9/3General Motors (GM) and medical device company Ventec Life Systems have delivered 30 000 ventilators to the US Government during Covid-19 the American automaker said on Tuesday About gasworld Month on month the gasworld website is the market-leading news portal for the global industrial gas sector growing at an unprecedented rate and keeping its readers at the forefront of

General Motors is proud to stand with healthcare professionals governments communities and individuals in this fight against COVID-19 And we will continue to lend our ingenuity and support to the country as well as the world during this global crisis

The team General Motors (GM) and Ventec Life Systems assembled to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic has delivered its 30 000th V+Pro critical care ventilator to the U S Department of Health and Human Services the companies announce At the start of the

Ventec Life Systems CEO Chris Kiple (l to r) United States Vice President Mike Pence and General Motors Chairman and CEO Mary Barra tour the GM manufacturing facility in Kokomo Indiana Tuesday April 28 2020 GM and Ventec Life Systems are

KOKOMO Ind – General Motors and Ventec Life Systems delivered its 30 000th V+Pro critical care ventilator to the U S Department of Health and Human Services on Aug 31 The two companies completed the full federal order in just 154 days completing one

Doing Our Part to Stop the Spread of COVID

General Motors is proud to stand with healthcare professionals governments communities and individuals in this fight against COVID-19 And we will continue to lend our ingenuity and support to the country as well as the world during this global crisis

The team General Motors and Ventec Life Systems assembled to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic delivered its 30 000th V+Pro critical care ventilator to the U S Department of Health and Human Services yesterday the companies announced today

General Motors Corp is converting a precision electrical parts plant in Kokomo Ind to produce critical-care ventilators in partnership with Ventec Life Systems and will start producing FDA-approved Level 1 surgical masks at its Warren Mich transmission plant in

Ventec Life Systems is redefining respiratory care to improve patient outcomes and reduce caregiver challenges in the hospital and home Ventec's leading product VOCSN seamlessly integrates five separate devices including a ventilator oxygen concentrator cough assist suction and nebulizer into one unified respiratory system

Ventec Life Systems will team with General Motors to produce critical care ventilators at the automaker's manufacturing plant in Kokomo Indiana In addition Ventec will take aggressive steps to ramp up production at its own manufacturing facility in Bothell Washington

2020/4/17Franciscan received the first shipment of ventilators produced by General Motors and Ventec in response to the COVID-19 pandemic (Photo by Nuccio DiNuzzo for General Motors) "Patients deserve access to the best technology to keep them in the fight as their bodies combat the virus " said Ventec Life Systems CEO Chris Kiple

BOTHELL Wash March 27 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Ventec Life Systems announced today General Motors will build VOCSN critical care ventilators at GM's Kokomo Indiana manufacturing facility with FDA-cleared ventilators scheduled to ship as soon as next month

2020/4/17Franciscan received the first shipment of ventilators produced by General Motors and Ventec in response to the COVID-19 pandemic (Photo by Nuccio DiNuzzo for General Motors) "Patients deserve access to the best technology to keep them in the fight as their bodies combat the virus " said Ventec Life Systems CEO Chris Kiple

A Win for Ventilation

Ventilation made it into the public eye in March with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and Ventec Life Systems was at the forefront as the small company teamed up with General Motors to build 30 000 ventilators for the national stockpile Ventec is the creator of VOCSN the first ventilator that integrates five separate devices: a ventilator oxygen concentrator cough assist suction and

Ventec Life Systems CEO Chris Kiple (l to r) United States Vice President Mike Pence and General Motors Chairman and CEO Mary Barra tour the GM manufacturing facility in Kokomo Indiana Tuesday April 28 2020 GM and Ventec Life Systems are

2020/4/17Franciscan received the first shipment of ventilators produced by General Motors and Ventec in response to the COVID-19 pandemic (Photo by Nuccio DiNuzzo for General Motors) "Patients deserve access to the best technology to keep them in the fight as their bodies combat the virus " said Ventec Life Systems CEO Chris Kiple

KOKOMO Ind – General Motors and Ventec Life Systems delivered its 30 000th V+Pro critical care ventilator to the U S Department of Health and Human Services on Aug 31 The two companies completed the full federal order in just 154 days completing one

2020/9/1GM General Motors Company General Motors and Ventec Life Systems Complete Delivery of 30 000 V+Pro Critical Care Ventilators KOKOMO Ind Sept 1 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The team General Motors and Ventec Life Systems assembled to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic delivered its 30 000th V+Pro critical care ventilator to the U S Department of Health and Human Services

KOKOMO Ind – The team General Motors and Ventec Life Systems assembled to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic delivered its 30 000th V+Pro critical care ventilator to the U S Department of Health and Human Services yesterday the companies announced

General Motors Corp is converting a precision electrical parts plant in Kokomo Ind to produce critical-care ventilators in partnership with Ventec Life Systems and will start producing FDA-approved Level 1 surgical masks at its Warren Mich transmission plant in

2020/9/1The team General Motors and Ventec Life Systems assembled to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic delivered its 30 000th V+Pro critical care ventilator to the U S Department of Health and Human Services yesterday the companies announced today

2020/3/20General Motors will work with one of the nation's largest suppliers of ventilators to help it boost the supply of the medical devices which are in critically short supply due to the rapidly expanding coronavirus pandemic Though details are still being worked out leaders