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FOR CLINICIANS

Your patients show up. We make sure they’re ready.

Prep under clinical control, right before the procedure. Consistently reliable prep quality. Designed to reduce day-of cancellations. Cleaner procedures.

Day-of cancellations due to inadequate prep are a persistent source of lost revenue and schedule disruption. ZeraFlow is designed to significantly reduce that variable by standardizing preparation in a controlled clinical setting. The result: fewer last-minute gaps, more reliable daily throughput, and the flexibility to fill open slots on shorter notice

THE PROBLEM

This isn’t a patient problem. It’s a system failure.

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30%

of colonoscopies are compromised by inadequate bowel preparation in real-world practice — typically discovered only at the start of the procedure.¹

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10–15%

of scheduled procedures are cancelled or delayed on the day of the procedure due to prep failure, directly impacting revenue and schedule efficiency.²

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47%

reduction in small adenoma detection in poorly prepped colons — undermining the clinical value of every compromised procedure.³

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$1,100–$2,150

cost of a single repeat colonoscopy due to poor prep — a direct consequence of a system that relies entirely on unsupervised at-home compliance.⁴

International ZeraFlow Data

International Peer-Reviewed Clinical Data

Zero device-related serious adverse events⁷

Zero

~10 min

Estimated procedure time saved per colonoscopy⁸

Prep protocol completion rate in published clinical study⁶

93.6%

Prep adequacy rate⁵

98.4%

Integrates into your existing workflow in four steps

  • A man is smiling and talking to a receptionist at the check-in desk of the Metro Digestive health center. The reception area has large windows, plants, and chairs for waiting.

    Patient arrives

    Mild laxative tablets the night before. No large-volume oral prep required.

  • A nurse in scrubs standing beside a hospital bed, writing on a notepad in a well-lit hospital room.

    Prep area (~200 sq ft)

    Standard water connection and drainage outlet. Minimal space required.

  • A nurse wearing scrubs, a face mask, gloves, and safety glasses stands beside a hospital bed with an elderly man lying in it. The nurse appears to be preparing medical equipment or medication in a hospital room.

    Staff-supervised cleanse

    ~30–40 min warm-water irrigation. Single-use sleeve. Prep adequacy confirmed before scope insertion.⁹

  • A doctor or nurse smiling and talking to a male patient in a hospital bed, holding his hand.

    Proceed to colonoscopy

    Designed to deliver consistent, full-colon cleansing.¹⁰

ZeraFlow converts prep from a liability into a revenue-generating clinical step

PRACTICE ECONOMICS

What you invest
What you gain
Competitive per-procedure kit pricing — available on request
Reduce day-of cancellation revenue loss
Flexible equipment leasing options available
Designed to significantly reduce costly repeat colonoscopy scheduling
8 to 10 procedures per day per system
Improve schedule predictability and utilization
No additional physician time required
New prep step revenue opportunity

We are selecting our first U.S. clinic partners.

  • White-glove onboarding

    Equipment installation, workflow integration, and on-site launch support.

  • Clinical staff training & certification

    Full care team training program included at no additional cost.

  • Ongoing clinical support

    Clinical and operational guidance throughout the pilot.

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ZeraFlow™ has not been cleared by the FDA and is not currently available for commercial use or sale in the United States. Enter your information below to express interest in future clinic placement and to be notified if ZeraFlow becomes available in your area. ZeraFlow is not available in all markets.

¹ Ness RM et al. Am J Gastroenterol. 2001;96:1797–1802. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11419832/
² S1749 Same Day Cancellations for Presumed Inadequate Bowel Preparation." Am J Gastroenterol. 2023;118(S10). https://journals.lww.com/ajg/fulltext/2023/10001/s1749_same_day_cancellations_for_presumed.1750.aspx
³ Hassan C et al. PLOS ONE. 2016;11(1):e0147981. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8082895/
⁴ Pyenson B, Scammell C, Broulette J. BMC Health Services Research. 2014;14:92. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3974039/
⁵ Zera Medical Clinical Outcomes Registry / 510(k) submission. Data on file.
⁶ Ziv Y, Scapa E. Techniques in Coloproctology. 2013;17:39–44. (123 of 125 patients completed the preparation process.) https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10151-012-0876-8
⁷ Zero device-related serious adverse events (n=125)*" FOOTNOTE: Ziv Y, Scapa E. Techniques in Coloproctology. 2013;17:39–44. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10151-012-0876-8
⁸ Physician estimate based on medical advisory input. Not yet validated in U.S. clinical data. Individual results will vary.
⁹ Ziv Y, Scapa E. Techniques in Coloproctology. 2013;17:39–44. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10151-012-0876-8
¹⁰ Ziv Y, Scapa E. Techniques in Coloproctology. 2013;17:39–44.