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HVAC systems play a crucial role in healthcare environments more than in other types of building. A ventilation system can pose significant health risks to those occupying the spaces it serves: this is especially true in hospitals and healthcare facilities, where the risk of getting sick is already very high. In fact, it’s not only necessary to prevent the staff from getting sick but also to prevent the spread of infections among patients whose health may already be very fragile. Consider the Covid-19 pandemic: well-functioning air conditioning systems inside buildings could have slowed down the spread of the virus. In this article, we’re going to give you a short guide on IAQ For Healthcare Facilities.

Assessment Of HVAC Contamination Risk

Assessing the risks to which different categories of workers are exposed is the first step in protecting them. Every facility must draft a Risk Assessment Document that classifies all the relevant risks, along with solutions to prevent them and protect against them. Workers in the social and healthcare sector are particularly exposed to pathogens, which is why environments and systems must be properly decontaminated and disinfected. To make sure they are not exposed to indoor pollutants, it is fundamental to check on the hygienic status of HVAC systems. When these systems are contaminated, they spread contaminants into the air people breathe, increasing the risk they get ill. Moreover, in this kind of building it’s not just a matter of Building Related Illnesses: a poorly functioning HVAC systems doesn’t filter and convey the air in the right way, spreading not just HVAC related contaminants, but also human viruses and bacteria that are not properly eliminated.

HVAC In Clean Rooms

The problem gets even worse when talking about clean rooms’ hygiene. These areas must maintain an extremely high level of sanitization: this means that their HVAC systems must be performing at their best to provide clean air in sterile environments.

To improve indoor air quality in healthcare environments, Remotair offers a cutting-edge solution through its remote continuous monitoring system based on predictive HVAC maintenance. Remotair allows for real-time monitoring of HVAC system performance, detecting potential issues such as contamination risks, filter clogging, or equipment malfunctions before they escalate into major problems. By analyzing data and predicting when maintenance is needed, Remotair ensures that HVAC systems operate efficiently and maintain optimal indoor air quality. This proactive approach minimizes the risk of airborne pathogens and contaminants spreading throughout healthcare facilities, protecting both patients and staff while reducing downtime and maintenance costs. Remotair is the better solution to guarantee IAQ for healthcare facilities!

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