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The only patented,hospital-grade
surface disinfecting system approved for fogging
EPA-registered Hypochlorous acid (HOCl).

Reaches 100% of surfaces and room air

Immediate room re-entry

ZERO pathogen transfer and human variability

Delivers LOG 4-6 EPA registered efficacy

Cloud-based data and reporting

Video Overview
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Technology

The New Evolution of Whole Room Disinfection.
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Ultra-fine HOCl atomization (fogging) technology

Ensures 100% room surface and air contact 

No  shadowing

Automated Technology

Hands free with no monitoring or repositioning

Eliminates pathogen transfer

Dehumidification and air scrubbing technology

Rapidly removes fog and moisture from room

Safe for immediate room re-entry

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Microburst

Nevoa’s proprietary
Hypochlorous Acid solution

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No Shelf life due to patented mixing cap  
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pH neutral – less corrosive than bleach

Environmentally safe and responsible

Bar-coded for quality control and data tracking

Microburst Disinfection
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FDA considers HOCl to be:

…the form of free available chlorine having the highest bactericidal activity against a broad range of microorganisms… U.S.FDA,2015

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Greater than
against pathogens
on surfaces and room air.

Independent Study Results

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Staphylococcus aureus

Gram-positive bacteria.

Tested with soil load,

ATCC #6538.

Average results:

6.5 Log10 reduction

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Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Gram-negative bacteria

(MDRO).Tested with soil

load, ATCC #15442.

Average results:

6.5 Log10 reduction

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Influenza A

Enveloped virus.

Tested with soil load,

10 min. contact,

ATCC #VR-1469.

Average results:

4.8 Log10 reduction

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Vancomycin-resistant ebericiccys

(VRE) enerococcus faecalis

Gram-positive bacteria (MDRO).

Tested without soil load,

ATCC #51575.

Average results:

5.6 Log10 reduction

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Human Rhinovirus

Non-enveloped virus. Tested

with soil load,1 min. contact,

ATCC #VR-283,

Strain 11757.

Average results:

4.8 Log10 reduction

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Norovirus

Non-enveloped virus, EPA

recognized surrogate for Human Norovirus. Tested with soil

load,1 min. contact,

ATCC #VR-782,Strain F-9.

Average results:

5.2 Log10 reduction

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Salmonella enterica

Gram-negative bacteria.

Tested with soil load,

ATCC #10708.

Average results:

6.4 Log10 reduction

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Methicilin - resistant

Staphylococcus aureus  MRSA

Gram-positive bacteria (MDRO).

Tested with and without soil

load, ATCC #33592.

Average results:

4.8 Log10 reduction

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Escherichia coli

Gram-negative bacteria.

Tested without soil load,

ATCC #15597.

Average results:

4.0 Log10 reduction

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Candida auris

Fungus (MDRO) identified in

2009.Tested with soil load,

2 min. contact,CDC Strain

B11903.

Average results:

4.8 Log10 reduction

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Clostridium difficile

Gram-positive bacterial

spore (MDRO). Tested against spores with  soil load, 10 min. contact,

ATCC #43598.

Average results:

5.9 Log10 reduction

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Percent of Pathogen Reduction

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EPA Registered
Hospital Grade Disinfection

EPA Protocol

The EPA protocol for fogging device testing states that target(test) microorganisms must be placed in 20 different locations within the room (ceilings, walls, floors, under tables, etc.) to ensure the disinfectant is reaching ALL surfaces and is at least 99.99% effective at all locations.

EPA registration as a hospital-grade disinfectant required antimicrobial performance testing against

three primary microorganisms: S. aureus, S. enterica,

and P. aeruginosa. These three microorganisms were tested at each of the 20 room locations in triplicate

for a total of 180 total in-vitro samples.

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Our nimbus achieves 
 
disinfection than manual
cleaning alone.

  Research Publication

Impact of a Whole-Room

Atomizing Disinfection System on Healthcare Surface Contamination,

Pathogen Transfer, and Labor Efficiency

Key Findings
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Reynolds K: Critical Care Explorations. February 2021,

Volume 3, Number 2

300X better disinfection than manual cleaning alone  

64% less labor for terminal cleaning

Zero pathogen transfer

30-minutes of labor gained for reallocation

Efficiencies Gained

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Our Mission Is Clear

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Nevoa was created to tackle a major problem that

few outside of the healthcare environment are

aware of. Healthcare Acquired Infections (HAIs) are

the 5th leading cause of death in the United States.

One out of 25 patients get an infection they didn’t

have when they were admitted to a hospital.HAIs

cause up to 100,000 deaths and exceed $45 Billion

in direct medical cost each year. Despite the

incredible efforts taken by hospital teams, these infections continue to be a problem. Nevoa believes

the answer is technology based solutions that

automate disinfection. Nevoa’s mission is to

transform the healthcare industry’s decades-old

manual disinfection and cleaning practices to

highly effective, automated protocols that provide superior disinfection at a reduced overall cost.

 

While other “whole room” disinfection technologies exist, they all come with significant shortcomings.

Some cannot sufficiently reach pathogens on every surface in a room – including difficult corners or behind and underneath furniture and equipment.

Other options use much more corrosive chemicals

that also require hours before you can safely

re-enter the room.The combination of the Nimbus Technology with Microburst Solution effectively

tackles the issue of HAIs while addressing the short comings of other whole-room disinfection

technologies.  

Nevoa
Leadership

Team
 

The Nevoa leadership team brings decades of experience

from a diverse array of backgrounds.Together they have

created a culture that encourages ideas, inspires passion,

and rewards hard work.They know that Nevoa brings a much needed and technologically advanced solution that will improve the lives of millions.

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Press Releases

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Nevoa Inc.
Announces
Martin McGonagle as
New CEO

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Partnership between
Nevoa and LEAF Offers
Flexibility to Acquire
Nevoa’s Disinfection Robot

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