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VeriChip sells first baby protection system
E-Health Trend Watch, November 3, 2006
Delray Beach, FL-based VeriChip, the maker of human-implantable radio frequency identification chips, has made its first sale of its infant-protection, wander-protection, and staff duress system to Brampton (Ontario) Civic Hospital in Canada. The company is also discussing testing its implantable chips in two military branches as it looks to span its equipment from newborns to the enlisted. It is in talks with the military to test its implantable chips in two branches: the U.S. Navy and the Air Force.
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