The appearance of your tray top sets the tone for your patients’ meal service. Old and ugly trays, domes and bowls contrast negatively against your delicious and thoughtfully prepared food. When your […]
What if we told you the right shelving design could increase your storage capacity by up to 50 percent? Using the Camshelving® Premium Series High Density Storage System, your storage space is […]
A positive food experience is essential for patients and residents at healthcare facilities. Not only does it need to taste good, food needs to arrive at the proper temperature. As soon as […]
Antiques have their time and place to be special, but the kitchen at your healthcare facility is not one of them. When healthcare foodservice directors are looking to replace their old, outdated […]
In foodservice, good enough isn’t good enough. Products are specifically made for the foodservice industry based on safety, environment and consistent use. At Cambro, we work to provide products that are approved […]
Shortly after introducing the Air Curtain Ultra™ in February of 2020, one of the first orders we received came from Mario Plata, Dining Services Manager at DuPage Care Center. After the onset […]
Many healthcare facilities have made it a priority to provide an attractive tray top presentation that makes food look more appetizing. Cambro is always looking for ways to support healthcare foodservice goals […]
Before the official debut of our new Décor Series Camtrays® in February, word was already traveling along the healthcare foodservice grapevine that a new product was on its way. When Jeff Gilmore, […]
Four months after the coronavirus struck, healthcare operators are beginning to feel more confident about the new way of life they are providing at their facilities. For Jones-Harrison Residence, what was initially […]
Many healthcare foodservice providers are still struggling to keep up with changes associated with the coronavirus pandemic. Rob Rodas, Director of Culinary Services with Knute Nelson Senior Living Facilities in Minnesota, needed […]
