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Is your physical environment positively contributing to patient outcomes and clinical quality? We have over 50 years of experience helping healthcare customers around the world enhance indoor environments, improve patient outcomes and staff satisfaction, and achieve better financial and operational performance through improved indoor air quality (IAQ), humidity and moisture control, acoustics, and energy efficiency.
Featured Solutions
TRANE Catalytic Air Cleaning System: Stand in your building's lobby and take a deep breath. You followed all building codes. Your ventilation system is bringing outside air into your building. But does it feel fresh? Is it as clean as you want it to be, or need it to be? Equipping your air handler with a Trane Catalytic Air Cleaning System (TCACS) can help reduce biological organisms such as spores, bacteria, and even the tiniest viruses. Click here to download more information on Tranes Catalytic Air Cleaning System.
CDQ Desiccant Dehumidification: Cool, Dry, Quiet - the latest technology in desicaant dehumidification. This product is ideal for facilities requiring lower dew-point settings and can increase cooling coil capacity by 20 to 300 percent. Chilled water temperature can be set higher, saving energy - plus there's no need to reheat or exhaust air. Click here to download an Engineering Bulletin.
Critical Systems Dashboard: To help you monitor hospital conditions while meeting regulatory compliance requirements, Trane created the Healthcare Critical Systems Dashboard - a customizable graphic interface with our Tracer SC Controls System that gives you unprecedented control and visibility over your hospital's IAQ. Learn more about Trane Contorls here.
Contingency Planning: Trane offers a variety of services to meet your needs. For example, being prepared for the unexpected is a good management practice in any industry - but in healthcare it is critical. Rental options can provide the necessary solution for temporary equipment needs and contingency planning. Learn more about Rentals in Kansas City and Omaha here.
LEED Certification
Facilities directors are leading the way as their organizations look to improve energy and operating efficiency, reduce their environmental impact and create a physical environment that supports their patient-care. The LEED program provides an effective framework to improve the performance of new and existing hospital buildings and contribute to the mission effectiveness of the organizations and individuals who occupy them.
LEED for Healthcare recognizes that healthcare facilities need to create and maintain a physical environment that supports the quality of care objectives and contributes to positive patient outcomes. The program covers inpatient, outpatient and long-term care faciliities as well as medical office buildings, labs and other healthcare facilities. Click here to read more about the LEED certification program, and how it can benefit you and your facility.
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