Jim scoured the scientific literature, news, and papers. He piggybacked on the work of NASA and other cutting-edge technologies being used in secure government locations to leap-frog the last century's technologies with state-of-the-art innovations using continuous cluster ions.
During his long recovery from the near-fatal experience, Jim learned that HAIs were not rare - but, for decades, have been the leading cause of death for all in-hospital deaths.
He knew that something was terribly wrong when your chance of dying from a hospital-borne infection was far higher than the surgery you went in for. And Jim Masterson decided to fix the problem.
The son of a well-known surgeon and a nurse, Jim combined his family's medical legacy with his talent as a corporate executive and serial entrepreneur (he founded "Outdoor World," later selling it for several million). The mission was to dedicate those skills to find a solution to the century-old infection control problem in medical facilities and other closed environments - and save the hundred thousand lives lost per year.
Jim quickly understood the real issue was that the outdated technology used by healthcare facilities - and in all enclosed environments