Chlorine Dioxide for Clinics

In hospitals and clinics, specific regulations have been established to ensure the protection and safety of patient and staff health due to the risk they face. These regulations cover important rules that should not be neglected, such as maintaining a clean and sterile environment, ensuring safe treatment water, providing clean drinking water, maintaining clean water storage tanks, ensuring clean utility water, and Legionella control services.

Legionnaires’ disease, which can develop into a life-threatening pneumonia-like illness, is often found in hospital water systems and thrives in hot water conditions. Apart from the risk posed to hospital staff and patients, such a situation can also significantly damage the reputation of hospitals and healthcare centers. The use of chlorine dioxide in hospitals and clinics can effectively eliminate Legionella and the biofilm it forms, completely breaking it down and destroying it.

Chlorine dioxide in Health Centers

Hospitals and healthcare centers have closed systems due to building service methods such as heating or cooling. The water present in these systems is preserved for an indefinite period due to minimal evaporation. Over time, the circulating water can lead to problems such as corrosion, deposits, system blockages, and the growth of Pseudomonas bacteria, which is commonly encountered in chilled water systems. The use of chlorine dioxide in hospitals, health clinics, and medical centers can eliminate such formations, and regular use of CHEMYA® chlorine dioxide ensures complete prevention of these issues.

Chlorine Dioxide for Neutralization Systems

Neutralization systems present in clinics and hospitals also pose a significant risk, as the spread of serious microorganisms and diseases without proper disinfection can have irreversible consequences. The use of chlorine dioxide in hospitals and clinics ensures disinfection in neutralization systems and helps prevent potential risks.

By applying chlorine dioxide in appropriate dosages in water systems, units, tanks, and storage areas in hospitals and healthcare centers, all risks can be controlled. This ensures the safety of both staff and patients in terms of health and allows devices and systems to operate in a healthier manner. Ultimately, this leads to a sterile outcome free from microorganisms in every area where water is used.