We've Got You Covered.
Sterile processing is built on precision. But sustaining that precision takes more than individual products — it takes a system that supports your team, step by step.
At HSPA 2026, Getinge and Healthmark come together to show how coverage is created across the entire workflow. By aligning equipment, consumables, and digital solutions, each stage reinforces the next — streamlining workflow and driving repeatable outcomes you can rely on, regardless of shift or volume.
Because coverage isn’t just built into what you use. It’s experienced in how your process performs.
GSS67N Sterilizer - Up to 24 Trays per Cycle
Unveiling at HSPA — GSS67N Expanded Load Capacity
Sterile processing isn't constrained by demand. It's constrained by space, utilities, and capital budgets. The GSS67N Steam Sterilizer now delivers the highest validated load capacity in its class — within the same installed footprint. More instruments per cycle. No added square footage. No infrastructure changes.
When a sterilizer performs predictably at maximum capacity, bottlenecks ease and schedules hold. Precise engineering. Proven validation. Predictable performance — even at full capacity.
Experience Automatiq
Sneak-Preview at HSPA 2026
Manual, labor-intensive workflows can no longer keep pace with the demands placed on today’s CSSDs. Instrument demand spikes. Turnover windows compress. Staff perform repetitive, physically demanding tasks under pressure. There is no margin for error.
Getinge Automatiq was built to change that. By intelligently automating the transport, loading and unloading of goods, Automatiq transforms sterile reprocessing logistics from a daily burden into a seamless, consistent operation — one that reduces manual bottlenecks, protects staff from strain, and ensures every instrument moves through the workflow with precision.
The result is not just automation. It is operational headroom — the ability to handle more volume, more reliably, with less strain on your team.
*Not yet available for sale in the United States. Demos will be limited to washer-disinfector applications.
Every Zone. Covered.
Each zone of your sterile processing department answers the same question: what does being covered mean here? Across every step, the answer is the same — consistency you can rely on, regardless of shift or volume.
Zone 1: Decontamination
When cleaning is consistent, everything downstream stabilizes. Manual and automated cleaning, cleaning verification, and the consumables that ensure nothing is compromised.
Zone 2: Prep & Pack
Quality that doesn't depend on who's on shift. When systems support people, accuracy follows. Device inspection, packaging, and digital tracking in action.
Zone 3: Sterilization
Validated capacity that supports growth without shortcuts. Sterilizers, transport, storage, and service programs that protect compliance under pressure.
Healthmark In-Booth Education:
Automated cleaning and endoscope reprocessing remain critical to compliance and patient safety, yet many departments struggle to align chemistry, equipment, and workflows for consistent results.
Join us for expert-led sessions on practical strategies to optimize automated cleaning and strengthen flexible endoscope reprocessing.
- Describe the role of cleaning chemistry in automated processes
- Explain how equipment parameters and chemistry impact outcomes
- Identify alignment considerations with IFUs and capital equipment
- Recognize how standardization supports consistency and compliance
- Discuss tools and best practices for endoscope reprocessing quality
Time Slots
Monday April 27
| 1:30 - 2:00 PM | Michael Matthews & Bethany Grant |
| 3:30 - 4:00 PM | Dyan Darga |
Tuesday April 28
| 8:30 - 9:00 AM | Michael Matthews & Bethany Grant |
| 10:00 - 10:30 AM | Mary Ann Drosnock |
Solutions Across the Entire SPD
From manual cleaning to full automation — every solution on display is designed from real insights into what your department actually faces.
We’ve got you covered.
From decontamination to sterile distribution.
Booth 1128 • Baltimore Convention Center • April 25–28, 2026.