Chesapeake VA Printing Solutions Custom Medical Dry Erase Boards Launched

May 8, 2018

Chesapeake, VA printing solutions company Hackworth launched its line of custom-printed dry erase boards. Manufactured from porcelain on steel, the boards are designed for use in hospitals and other healthcare facilities. All Hackworth dry erase boards are locally manufactured and designed by an in-house team.

Chesapeake, United States - May 7, 2018 /PressCable/ —

Chesapeake, VA printing solutions company Hackworth announced the launch of its new custom medical dry erase boards. The company’s new line of products includes magnetic and non-magnetic blank and pre-printed boards.

More information about Hackworth is available at http://www.hackworth.co

Dry erase boards find widespread use in the medical and healthcare industry to communicate patient conditions, staffing, training, and other information. According to a study by the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF), patient & hospital whiteboards serve as vital communication tools to improve teamwork and patient care.

United States healthcare organization The Joint Commission estimates that approximately 65 percent of all sentinel events at healthcare facilities that result in serious injury or death can be traced to inaccurate or unavailable communication.

Hackworth magnetic and non-magnetic dry erase boards are manufactured from porcelain-on-steel, offering increased durability and product longevity as compared to standard melamine boards. The Chesapeake printing solutions shop also offers a special low-gloss whiteboard for use as a projection screen.

All dry erase boards supplied by the South Hampton Roads printing technology firm are manufactured in the United States and designed by in-house graphic designers. The company also supplies aluminum and wood frames and marker trays and offers healthcare facilities pre-printed custom boards. Printed dry erase boards are available in custom shapes and sizes and can be printed in full color. A heat hardening and fusing process ensure the permanence of the custom print.

According to a spokesperson for Hackworth, “We are delighted to launch our high-quality custom-printed dry erase boards to support the operations of healthcare providers in our city and across the state of Virginia.”

Established in 1991 and headed by CEO Dorothy Hackworth, the company is the recipient of several awards including the 2017 Chesapeake Small Business of the Year, Wide-Format Imaging Top Shop from 2014 through 2017, and the KIP Star Performance Award for 2016, 2014, 2013, and 2006.

Hackworth is a veteran-owned and family-operated graphics and printing specialist serving the community in and around Chesapeake. The company is a certified Small, Women-owned, and Minority-owned Business (SwaM) providing printing, marketing, digital imaging, and document management services. More information is available over the phone at 757-545-7675 and at the URL above.

Contact Info:
Name: Mark Rowan
Organization: Hackworth
Address: 1700 Liberty Street, Chesapeake, Virginia 23324, United States
Phone: +1-757-545-7675

For more information, please visit http://www.hackworth.co

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 342068

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