Patient isolation rooms help protect medically vulnerable patients.

Patient isolation rooms and their HVAC systems play a critical role in mitigating the spread of airborne diseases like COVID-19, MERS, SARS, and tuberculosis by constantly providing fresh clean air that disperses pathogens and prevents them from leaving the space. Patient isolation rooms also help protect immune-compromised patients by preventing pathogens from other parts of the facility from entering the space. Room pressurization, air change rates, humidity, and temperature all play an integral role in controlling the invisible flow of airborne contaminants to provide a healing space for patients while protecting healthcare providers.

Energy efficiency and the road to net zero is especially challenging for hospitals. Patient isolation rooms can carry significant energy costs due to the stringent environmental requirements. However, facility managers can create opportunities for reduced energy consumption by utilizing Triatek’s robust control solutions.

Ensuring patient isolation rooms – whether positively or negatively pressurized – are constantly in compliance with the Joint Commission, the CDC, and ASHRAE standards can seem daunting. However, Triatek’s line of critical environment controls can help you manage your HVAC infrastructure, so your facility meets and exceeds the highest standards of design. Our fast-acting actuators, dependable Venturi valves, and user-friendly touchscreen controllers and monitors with visual and audible alarms help you take the guesswork out of regulatory compliance