Patient Safety & Infection Control

Why infection control matters

Safe patient environments have never been more important. Infection control is central to protecting both patients and healthcare professionals from the spread of disease, and the standard of privacy solutions plays a bigger role in that than is often recognized.

Help your teams deliver the highest level of hygiene for patients, visitors, and staff with flexible, user-friendly products that are easy to clean and disinfect directly in the room, whenever needed.

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Designed for quick & frequent cleaning

Keeping patient privacy clean should never disrupt care. Silentia’s hard, smooth surfaces are designed for quick, frequent cleaning and can be sanitized between patients with minimal disruption to daily workflows. Our flexible, modular products adapt to the specific needs of any healthcare environment, fitting naturally into cleaning routines.

Reduce the spread of infection

According to the CDC, healthcare-associated infections affect 1 in 25 US patients and cost hospitals up to $45 billion (approximately 38 billion euro) annually. Evidence shows that bacteria can transfer from equipment to patients, making the standard of surfaces and materials around the patient a direct infection control consideration.

Silentia screens are designed to support a cleaner environment in the critical zone around the patient. Easy to clean instantly and simple to incorporate into daily routines, they help reduce the conditions that allow infection to spread.

A long-term investment in patient privacy

Protecting patient privacy is not a short-term decision. It is a long-term investment. The Silentia Screen System is engineered to last, reducing the need for disposable alternatives and helping hospitals meet their sustainability goals without compromising on hygiene or performance.

Our sustainability commitment

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Community Memorial Hopsital of San Buenaventura

In 2018, the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Community Memorial Hospital in Ventura, CA was moved to a new location, providing them with a much larger delivery space and recovery ward. Deborah Hill, Clinical Nurse Manager, saw an opportunity to re-envision the NICU experience for patients, families and staff. The need for reliable, multi-purpose hospital equipment was key to creating the ideal NICU environment.