iCleanse Launches Healthcare Division

If you go to Bradley Airport, Mohegan Sun, PeoplesBank Arena, The Connecticut Science Center, even Chuck E. Cheese, you’re likely to see iCleanse Group’s Swift UV disinfection units.

The devices use ultraviolet light to disinfect phones, eliminating 99.99% of harmful pathogens within 15 seconds. 

iCleanse just announced the launch of a new healthcare division dedicated to patient safety and engagement.

iCleanse Health will connect hospital-grade mobile device disinfection with digital engagement to deliver targeted healthcare messaging.

The goal is to combine the Swift UV technology and digital engagement to enhance safety, trust, and communication for patients, staff, and families.

New Connections

 “We’re redefining what it means to connect with patients in trusted environments,” said iCleanse president and chief executive officer Greg Reilly.

“iCleanse Health represents the next chapter in our mission to protect people and empower connection across industries,” added iCleanse Group CEO Christopher Allen, Sr.

iCleanse said the launch of the new division comes amid a growing demand for targeted, high-trust patient engagement.

“We’re giving hospitals and healthcare brands a new way to engage responsibly.”

iCleanse Health’s Greg Reilly

The company added that hospitals face persistent challenges from hospital-acquired infections.

“We’re giving hospitals and healthcare brands a new way to engage responsibly—at the exact moment when trust matters most,” said Reilly.

iCleanse has partnerships with leading health systems including Hartford Healthcare, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, and MUSC Health.

The company said it’s working to expand to other hospitals, clinics, and practices nationwide.