Oransi Partners with Senior Living Properties, LLC to Provide 250 Air Purifiers 

Oransi has sold more than 5,000 air purifiers to nursing homes in 2022 to create safer visitation spaces for Senior Living Properties’ residents, staff and visitors. Until September 30, 2022, The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid is offering up to $3,000 in second chance funding per facility to nursing homes seeking to purchase air purifiers.

Oransi is happy to announce our partnership with Senior Living Properties, LLC to deliver 250 mod air purifiers to its skilled nursing facilities and rehabilitation care centers across Oklahoma and Texas. Our award-winning mod air purifier quietly cleans 99.6% of virus-sized particles and airborne particulates from a 1,250 square foot room two times per hour. Senior Living Properties is using the new mod air purifiers from Oransi to create safer visitation spaces for its residents, staff and visitors.

“We’re excited to partner with Oransi to improve the air quality in our skilled nursing facilities and rehabilitative care centers in Oklahoma and Texas,” said Michelle Ridgley, Corporate Operations and Project Manager at Senior Living Properties LLC. “Creating a safer environment for residents allows us to have in-person visitors, something loved ones sorely missed during the worst of the pandemic when visitations were limited. Our continued goal is to create healthier spaces for our residents, staff and visitors and our partnership with Oransi is a key step in that process,” concluded Ridgley.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid (CMS) is offering up to $3,000 Civil Money Penalty funding per facility to nursing homes to protect indoor air quality in visitation areas. Applications are due by September 30, 2022 for most states. The opportunity is second chance funding and nursing home facilities can receive up to $3000 from CMS for air purifiers even if they already received that amount in the first round of funding.

“We’re honored that Senior Living Properties selected Oransi air purifiers to help mitigate the risk of COVID-19 in their common areas,” said Peter Mann, CEO of Oransi. “Our mod and mod jr. air purifiers meet all criteria for nursing home funding. This year we sold more than 5,000 air purifiers to nursing homes. Our air purifiers also were selected by the Javits Center for its field hospital early in the pandemic. The importance of healthy indoor air has never been more crucial, especially for vulnerable populations. Air purifiers can make indoor spaces safer and help people in nursing homes maintain vital in-person connections with loved ones - and we’re thrilled to be able to make that happen.”