H2O Hygiene are the preferred water hygiene partner for large care groups across England and Scotland.
As care home water hygiene specialists, we understand the unique pressures you’re under, and are able to adjust our service to your needs, every time.
Safe water is essential for all, but especially in a building with vulnerable service users.
We understand that you prioritise the safety and well-being of your residents across all of your services. Our engineers are ready and prepared to ensure that the safety of your residents is put first.
By taking the time to get to know your individual services, we’ll learn everything there is to know about your water system(s), service users and schedules, allowing us to create a tailored, personalised service, just for you.
We’ll visit at a time that suits your service users, visitors and staff. Whenever you need us, we’ll be there.
Our team are fully trained in working around vulnerable people, and are all enhanced DBS checked.
You’ll have an account manager that oversees all of your care services, ensuring accurate records are saved and no work is ever missed.
All of our work adheres to the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, ACoP L8 & HSG274.
Are you confident that your water hygiene needs are adequately met?
Aster Healthcare thought that their risks were managed, but a lack of proper water system management meant that a 93-year-old service user tragically died after being exposed to scalding hot water. The care group was fined £1m.
This incident was easily preventable. Aster Healthcare cut costs and failed to manage their water systems.
H2O Hygiene manage care groups with over 80 services. We have the resources and expertise to ensure you’re never exposed to this level of risk, protecting your service users from harm, and staff from malpractice allegations and potential prosecution.
Many care groups don’t realise that the work they’re paying for often isn’t completed.
Get in touch today for a second opinion from care home water hygiene specialists – we’ll let you know any areas of concern, and how best to remediate to avoid potential tragedy.