New Air Quality Research Published in RBMO
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?
PA Congresswoman Susan Wild Tours St. Luke’s Allentown Campus with LifeAire CEO Dr. Kathryn Worrilow and Her Team
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
LifeAire Systems and NextGen LifeLabs Partner to Bring New Advanced In-Line Gas Filtration to the Healthcare Industry
ALLENTOWN, PA – November 23, 2020 – LifeAire Systems and NextGen LifeLabs today announced the formation of a strategic partnership to bring a new in-line gas filtration technology to the healthcare
St. Luke’s University Health Network publishes study on the impact of LifeAire Systems’ Technology
Newly published in the journal, Surgery, “The impact of comprehensive air purification on patient duration of stay, discharge outcomes, and health care economics: A retrospective cohort study”. Infectious airborne and surface
The Quest for Cleaner Hospital Air
From PBS.org, September 13, 2020 The coronavirus pandemic has challenged the way hospitals think about the design of their facilities, changing how doctors and nurses move through the hallways and
LifeAire’s Technology Purifies Air at St. Luke’s Allentown Hospital
Announcement from St. Luke’s University Health NetworkAug 11, 2020 A passion for pure air links St. Luke’s University Health Network with local entrepreneur Kathryn Worrilow, PhD, in a win-win partnership
St. Luke’s-Allentown puts experimental air purification system in new wing
We are so proud to be in a partnership with such a revolutionary health network such as St. Luke’s-Allentown. Beverly Snyder, St. Luke’s vice president of patient care services, and Kathryn
St. Luke’s-Allentown and LifeAire Systems Partner to Bring Transformational Innovation to Hospital Air Quality for Improved Patient Care
St. Luke’s University Health Network and LifeAire Systems have formed a strategic partnership to utilize new technology designed to remove airborne pathogens from critical hospital environments. Studies show that airborne
Shining the Light on Air Systems to Cut Infections
A source of pathogenic bacteria that may be overlooked in environmental cleaning in healthcare facilities is the heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. HVAC systems have been shown to collect,