Healthcare

Hospitals, clinics and long-term care homes treat the most vulnerable people in environments where pathogens spread easily, under the strain of high occupancy and stretched staff.

Surface cleaning and filtration are essential, but they leave gaps. Pathogens build up between cleaning cycles, and in long-term care, odours from bacteria and organic matter can signal a risk that manual methods alone do not remove.

Our technology closes that gap. It treats the air and surfaces continuously in occupied wards, waiting areas and treatment rooms, with no evacuation, no downtime and no interruption to clinical activity. It supplements infection-control protocol rather than replacing it.

Independent laboratory testing shows it substantially reduces bacterial and viral pathogens, including SARS-CoV-2 (99.99%), H1N1 influenza (99.93%), MRSA (99.96%), E. coli (99.67%), Listeria (99.99%), Pseudomonas aeruginosa (99.99%), Candida auris (99.99%) and Clostridium difficile spores (91.11%).

It is proven in the field too. In a four-week trial in active ambulances in Baltimore and Florida, surfaces in an equipped vehicle were swabbed regularly and compared with control vehicles running without it. Contamination was 94% to 99% lower on the stretcher bench, work table and door handles.