Mobile PIWS-3000 Medical Waste trailer, ready for delivery and undergoing final operational tests. System set-up as it would be situated at a hospital site with curbside discharge. Trailer axles are air-ride suspension to reduce road-shock vibration and decrease the chances of machine breakdown due to road transport.

Rear waste loading area with controls, computer display, printer, and metal / radiation detectors.

Medical Coaches, Inc. spent over a decade searching for the best medical waste processing technology to install on our mobile units. We worked with liquid chemicals, sterilizers, autoclave and gaseous treatment systems. All systems turned out to be consistent disappointments until we found the PIWS Medical Waste Processing System.

Our criteria for an acceptable system were simple:

High thru-put (we knew that a 2000 pounds/907kg per hour processing speed was absolutely necessary for profitable and versatile operation).

Rugged grinding capability (able to handle all forms of medical waste from blankets to sharps).

Size of waste reduced at least 80 percent (most treated waste reduced to confetti size).

Easy to service (repairs can be made easily and quickly in the field preventing revenue loss thru excessive downtime).

All machinery and equipment must fit in a road legal mobile unit (in order to allow delivery of medical waste processing services directly to hospitals, the system must be easy to move from site to site).

Utilize an environmentally friendly chemical (no dangerous or restrictive chemical can be used and no dangerous fumes or liquids can be dispensed into the environment after processing).

Be fully tested for operational reliability and compliance with existing medical waste processing regulations (tests must be carried out by professional, independent certified personnel).

Manufactured by a reliable, financially stable company (we had seen too many under funded start-up companies fail due to poor management and inadequate funding).

We finally found the ideal processing system at Positive Impact Waste Systems (PIWS) in Odessa, Texas. Medical Coaches was very involved with the design of the early prototype of this system, but it was never developed into a market ready product as the inventor was severely under funded.

PIWS purchased the technology, spent substantial time and money re-designing, testing, developing and refining the entire system. The final PIWS-3000 medical waste processing product is now ready for commercial release. The PIWS-3000 meets all eight (8) of our acceptable criteria.

PIWS currently operates a number of mobile medical waste treatment systems on Texas hospital routes and the system was tested successfully at Johns Hopkins Medical Center in Baltimore, MD.

Medical Coaches, in conjunction with its partner International Medical Waste, Inc. (IMWC), are the exclusive international marketers of the PIWS-3000 medical waste processing system. In addition, we will be glad to coordinate any U.S domestic inquiry. As a matter of note, IMWC currently has a mobile PIWS-3000 being thoroughly tested in the UK for our European product launch.

We invite any interested customers to look at the
PIWS-3000 Medical Waste System and see why we are so
excited about this revolutionary product.

Please contact either Medical Coaches, Inc. directly or:

Tim Spencer
President
Positive Impact Waste Solutions, LLC
P.O. Box 14692
Odessa, Texas 79768
Office: 432-550-5883
Toll Free: 888-550-PIWS(7497)
Cell: 432-352-5286