They also use dehumidifiers to keep the moisture levels to such a low level that it prevents the spread of germs like bacteria, viruses, as well as fungal spores.
I am getting sick of being inside hospitals after dealing with my mother’s recent health problems. She was in a hospital room for two weeks after falling as well as chopping her leg. The hospital had to perform a few surgeries because of the severity of the fracture as well as the wound it created during the fall. I wasn’t sure how long she was going to stay in the hospital at first because the doctors couldn’t come to an agreement on what her long term should be given all of the variables. It was aggravating, however at least our house is roughly five minutes away from the hospital where she was staying. And despite it being towards the tail end of the pandemic-stage of the long term COVID crisis, I was still upset about the virus when she was put in the hospital. They told me about how they keep the rooms isolated with separate Heating & Air Conditioning systems as well as media air cleaners as well. This modern hospital was finished during the pandemic as well as a lot of the last minute changes to the designs were done in response to the pandemic itself. They also use dehumidifiers to keep the moisture levels to such a low level that it prevents the spread of germs like bacteria, viruses, as well as fungal spores. With all of these mitigation efforts in these isolated indoor temperature control systems, it results in amazingly clean air quality throughout the whole hospital. My friend and I use a dehumidifier at cabin for the same reason—improved indoor air quality. Sure, it costs more currency on our electricity bill to run a dehumidifier, however I’m enthusiastic with the improvements it makes to our air quality as well as our pollen irritations as well.