BioMedical Technology Solutions (OTCBB: BMTL) Receives $13 Million Order

Chicago, IL 3/20/12 (StreetBeat) -- After yesterday’s closing bell, BioMedical Technology Solutions Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB:BMTL) disclosed news that should put the company on radar this morning. The company, which has a market cap of only $873,000 and closed yesterday at 2.6 cents per share, has received a $13.1 million order for its Demolizer II units and Collectors from a distributor in Recife, Brazil including customer orders from the Government agencies of ADAGRO and LACEN. The first batch of the environmentally-friendly biomedical waste disposal units are slated to be delivered within 90 days with the remainder shipping over the next 12 to 18 months.

The company expects to have a profitable 2012 based on this one order alone, according to its press release.

The revolutionary Demolizer® II system uses a heating process (no chemicals at all) to render biomedical waste sterile so it may be discarded with common trash, saving on expensive trucking fees and all the subsequent environmental pollutants related to legacy processes to dispose of biomedical waste. It provides automatic generation of state and federal compliance documentation. The system meets or exceeds all Environmental Protection Agency and Centers for Disease Control guidelines and is approved/meets treatment requirements in 48 states after having been reviewed by 80 governmental agencies.

BioMedical Technology Solutions rents and sells the Demolizer®II in the U.S. and internationally.

"This order is the culmination of a year-long effort in Brazil. Brazil is a great market for us and this is just the tip of the iceberg for international sales,” said Gex "Jay" F. Richardson, President and Chairman of BMTS Holdings, Inc. “We are systematically entering other international markets and receiving great success in each market we enter and anticipate more announcements soon."

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What Does ObamaCare Mean for Companies like BioMedical (OTC:BMTL)

With ObamaCare yet to be implemented, there are sweeping changes in the health care field that are occurring irrespective of new legislation. This article will demonstrate just a few of the ways in which health care is entering into the 21st century.

-The Hospitalist: Traditionally hospital workers have been separated into two categories: doctors and nurses. Doctors prescribe and diagnose, nurses administer and treat. But today, a new breed of doctor has emerged from this traditional dichotomy. The hospitalist is a medical doctor who can do all of the things normal doctors can, but instead of operating or seeing patients all day, he makes rounds through the hospital, talking to patients and asking them what can be made better, from their pain (which he can prescribe medication for) to the efficiency of the cafeteria food (although some areas of the hospital he can affect more easily than others).

-ER: In some hospitals, you can now buy a spot in line at the ER. This area is now the most common entry point in a hospital and has ballooned in terms of numbers of people waiting. They are mostly older people, and poor people who can't afford doctor's visits and who wait until a problem is an emergency. Also, more people are on Medicaid, and believe it is easier to see a doctor by waiting in line for some hours rather than making an appointment and being turned away.

-More primary care doctors: The need for more primary care doctors and fewer specialists means that people are waiting in ER lines to get checked up. More people need cheaper and easier access to good care. But it seems that the only way this is happening is by spending money in the old fashioned way of getting good medical care. While ObamaCare will make it so that everyone has health insurance, the overall quality of treatment decreases. The rich will always be able to afford the best treatment. The poor will have access to basic treatment, which is better than no treatment at all.

-Medical waste disposal: Reusing medical supplies is an option for many hospitals, especially those attempting to recover from enormous debt obligations. It used to be that sterile medical supplies on an operating table were discarded after an operation. Today, there is not enough money to do that anymore. Medical waste services make medical waste management faster and more cost efficient.

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Green Waste Disposal

Well, before the listing of points starts let us all be honest and ask ourselves about the commitment we show in treating our biomedical waste properly. The fact is most people are not aware what a biomedical waste treatment is and disposal is all about. There are few who are aware of this but never care about the things that must be taken care in implementing this.

Biomedical Technology Solutions Holdings (OTC:BMTL) provides safe and environmentally sound medical waste disposal equipment for sharps and red bag waste, commonly found in medical, dental, veterinary, nursing, assisted living, and other health care facilities.

It is really hard to find people who are really cared about these disposals, but BMTL is one of these people. If this situation and scenario continues then the future world will have to face some serious threats. This can be really series as it can affect the beauty of the world for sure.

BMTL serves the health care market, such as school health clinics, public health facilities, first aid stations, home health care, pharmacies, military, and developing world healthcare, as well as for public health, such as airports, hospitality, cruise ships, train stations, and sports and entertainment arenas.

The health care waste products can cause really serious health hazards of they are not treated properly. There are few who are worried about the effects that they get while disposing these healthcare products but just think of the hazards it can cause to the society of untreated. It is just alarming as these types of waste are growing in numbers. It is also quite hard to give training to all the Hospital staffs as it takes loads of time and money. Instead you can dispose it within few minutes without any trouble.

BMTL’s Demolizer II is the GREEN alternative to biomedical waste disposal. The device is the only patented, portable, and self-contained system able to process both sharps and typical red bag biomedical waste onsite. The processed waste is rendered sterile and discarded as common trash eliminating up to 100% of the cost associated with its disposal.

The Demolizer II meets or exceeds all EPA and CDC guidelines and is approved or meets treatment requirements in 48 states after review by 80 governmental agencies. The device uses no chemicals or liquids, plugs into a normal outlet through a surge protector, and automatically records and prints state required documentation. The Demolizer II provides a safer, more environmentally GREEN method for biomedical waste disposal.

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