Hospital officials report that their number one priority is to improve the patient experience. Energy efficiency projects can help achieve this objective while allowing you to invest in even better patient care. For example, replacing aging, inefficient HVAC units can improve patient comfort by reducing noise and improving overall air conditioning and quality so patients can rest. Managing energy-intensive medical technology can save money that can be used elsewhere.

61% of consumers see innovations in treatment and services as healthcare system strengths. Spending less on energy allows hospital administrators to redirect funds toward improving treatment and services for patients. Find out from experts what energy efficiency measures will help your facility to better care for patients.

Within the next 10 years, approximately 40% of doctors and one-third of nurses will retire, creating shortages of skilled medical professionals. 65% of healthcare decision makers say sustainability is key to recruitment. Sustainable facilities can also play a role in recruiting medical professional staff.