From the hospital ward to the residents’ lounge, it’s vital to maintain high standards of infection control in care environments. But with a big focus on energy rates, managers are also looking closer at the energy (and cost) efficiency of the equipment their facilities rely on.
If your boiler has come to the end of its serviceable life and you’re looking to replace it, what’s the best way to reduce your carbon emissions without losing performance? Simon Worsdall, commercial heating manager at JLA, takes us through your options.
As a care home owner or manager, you’ll know how challenging it can feel to provide high-quality care while balancing your books. We’ve pulled together details of some of the financial support and resources that are currently available.
Looking to replace an old boiler? Explore the future of heating with our guide to low-carbon, energy-saving air source heat pumps.
JLA’s Chief Technology Officer Robert Ackland discusses the powerful new tools helping care providers improve efficiency in their laundry rooms.
Replacing your old boiler could make a positive difference to the energy efficiency of your care home, and reduce your bills as well. But while it can sound like a big job, it doesn’t have to be daunting – or disruptive.
While sustainable technology might offer longer-term solutions to spiking energy costs, smaller changes can still add up to big savings throughout your care home. Here are six to get you started.
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