When hospital and clinical leaders first encounter LifeAire, one of the most common questions they ask is a reasonable one: we already have HEPA filtration throughout our facility. How does …
Bipartisan Commission on Biodefense Public Meeting Masters of the Air:
Overcoming Airborne Pathogens Indoors
Achieving compliance with Standard 241—and protecting building occupants from contagious contaminants like COVID-19—takes more than a BPI air cleaning system. Read on to learn why BPI solutions must be enhanced with additional air purification technologies to safeguard occupants and enable compliance with the new standard.
This standard, “establishes minimum requirements to reduce the risk of disease transmission by exposure to infectious aerosols in new buildings, existing buildings, and major renovations”. The key driver for the development of Standard 241 was “discussion between ASHRAE and the White House COVID-19 Response Team about the need for new and better IAQ (indoor air quality) standards. ASHRAE was encouraged to take the lead in developing a new standard for control of airborne pathogens.”
LifeAire is proud to again be supporting the Academic International Medicine Congress #AIM2023, synergizing for better global future! Pictured are Chuck Kimble, LifeAire Systems, and Stanislaw P. Stawicki MD MBA, Chair, Dept. of Research & Innovation, St Luke’s University Health Network, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
The pandemic put a spotlight on just how important it is for commercial buildings, airports, sports venues, and other large public facilities to ensure safe indoor air quality. Recently, new air quality standards from ASHRAE (new Standard 241) and others have been introduced to protect occupants more effectively from COVID-19 and other airborne pathogens.
Gravity Healthcare Consulting‘s Melissa Brown is joined by Dr. Kathryn Worrilow, CEO and Founder of LifeAire Systems, in a podcast discussion on the latest research on masking. Discussion extends to …
Just Published – New Article in Reproductive BioMedicine Online (RBMO) from the LifeAire Team. Can volatile organic compounds (VOC) be modelled in an IVF clinical setting?
On Wednesday, December 22, 2021, Pennsylvania Congresswoman Susan Wild toured St. Luke’s Allentown Campus with LifeAire CEO Dr. Kathryn Worrilow and her team to get a close look at the …
