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Drive DeVilbiss E-Commerce Program Extends to Canada

September 23, 2016 by Laurie Watanabe

Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare’s e-commerce retailer program will be expanded to Canada, the company has announced.

In a Sept. 21 news announcement, Seth Diamond, VP of e-commerce, said, “We are extremely excited about the launch of the Authorized Retailer Program in Canada. Offering resources and support aligns with our company goal to enhance the quality of life for the people we touch.”

The e-commerce program was launched in the United States more than five years ago, “and [suppliers] have thrived on the simplicity of the program, helping to grow their business online,” Diamond said. “We have a number of tools readily available to help online retailers save time and take their business to the next level.”

Drive DeVilbiss said its e-commerce program directs consumer traffic to an authorized provider’s own Web site. Participating providers can be featured on the Drive DeVilbiss Web site and are provided a brand logo to identify their businesses as official Drive DeVilbiss partners.

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