Nursing Homes and Hospices

Nursing homes and hospices support individuals who are particularly vulnerable to infection due to advanced age, underlying health conditions, and reduced immunity. In these settings, maintaining effective infection prevention and control (IPC) measures is essential not only for resident safety but also for meeting NHS guidance and CQC expectations for safe, well-led care.
Sanondaf FM provides specialist Hydrogen Peroxide Vapour (HPV) decontamination services designed to support robust infection control and enhance the hygiene standards of these sensitive care environments.
HPV decontamination delivers a validated, whole-room disinfection process capable of achieving a log-6 microbial reduction. The vapour technology ensures that the disinfectant disperses evenly throughout the treated space, reaching all exposed surfaces, including high-level areas and hard-to-access crevices that routine manual cleaning may miss. This method is proven to be effective against a broad spectrum of pathogens, including bacteria, viruses, mould, spores, and resistant organisms, supporting consistent compliance with rigorous NHS infection prevention standards.
Our services are versatile and can be utilised across various facility areas, including resident bedrooms, isolation rooms, communal lounges, bathrooms, treatment spaces, and equipment rooms. We also provide terminal decontamination following a specific infection or as a critical component of an outbreak response. Every HPV treatment we perform is carefully assessed, planned, and fully documented, providing facility managers with clear, evidence-based assurance for audits, CQC inspections, and internal governance requirements.
By significantly reducing environmental contamination and supporting effective infection prevention and control strategies, Sanondaf FM helps nursing homes and hospices create safer, cleaner environments. This protects residents, staff, and visitors alike, while enabling the continuity of essential care with minimal disruption to the daily lives of those within the facility.
