Care home residents are particularly vulnerable to infection

• More people in the UK died in care homes than in hospitals due to COVID-19. (1,2)
• For every 1,000 people in their mid-seventies or older who were infected with the COVID-19 virus, approximately one in nine died. (1,2) 
• In Australia, of those who died from Covid-19 before May 2022, 32% were in residential care homes. (3)
• About six million people aged over 65 in England are at high risk of lung damage and asthma attacks as a result of indoor air pollution. (4)
• Even before Covid, the EU death rate from respiratory diseases for people aged 65 and over was 38 times higher than those under 65! (5)
• An increase of just 0.9 parts per million of carbon monoxide air pollution causes a significant increase in cardiovascular hospital admissions in the elderly. (6)

References & more >

1. What has been the impact of COVID-19 on care homes and the social care workforce?. The Health Foundation. 15/5/2020
2. The coronavirus is most deadly if you are older and male. Mallapaty S. Nature  vol.585, 2020:16-17. 
3. Coronavirus (Covid-19) case numbers and statistics. Australian Government Department of Health. 2022 May. https://www.health.gov.au/health-alerts/covid-19/case-numbers-and-statistics
4. Toxic air puts six million at risk of lung damage. Justin Rowlatt. BBC chief environment correspondent. February 2021.
5. Respiratory diseases statistics – Deaths from diseases of the respiratory system. Eurostat Statistics Explained, European Commission, Aug 2020.
6. The effects of air pollution on hospitalizations for cardiovascular disease in elderly people in Australian and New Zealand cities. Barnett AG et al. Environmental Health Perspectives, vol. 114, 2006:1018–1023​

Protecting the ones you love

Covid-19 has been devastating for the care sector around the world. Protecting elderly residents and staff from air and surface borne  bacteria and viruses, including any new threats as they develop, has become an ever more critical priority.

Most people spend approximately 90% of their time indoors. The elderly spend even more.

While residents and staff in nursing and care homes enjoy sharing in each other’s company, stories, and celebrations, they also share the same indoor air. As the elderly and infirm often have underlying conditions or weakened immune systems, the indoor air quality in care and nursing homes is crucial.

Common rooms, like TV or games rooms, are great places for residents to socialise. However, that close mixing of people heightens risks arising from the person to person exchange of harmful bacteria and viruses. 

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Unfortunately, until recently care home facilities have had limited options to improve their defences against poor quality air and the spread of disease. While the application of in-room air filters was initially considered promising, the UK's SAGE committee quickly concluded that any real world improvement they offered would only be a very, very small fraction of that claimed for the filter itself, while, at the same time, drawbacks, such as increased noise, would be of concern.

Then along came Airora. Airora is NOT an air filter, it is a 24/7 whole-room air and surface sanitiser that is 1,000+ times more effective than improved ventilation or any type of filter.

Airora works by molecular diffusion, creating a real time person to person infection barrier and taking only minutes, not hours, to kill all types of airborne germ throught a room.

​And that's not all, Airora simultaneously sanitises all surfaces, neutralises allergens and removes gaseous pollution, irritants and odours!

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​Nothing else comes close!

Nursing and care home benefits

Bringing the outside, inside

Preventing cross-infection

​Improving indoor air quality

Odour control

​Resident and family reassurance

Spending up to 20 hours a day indoors, many elderly residents miss out on the benefits of fresh, clean air.

​With many residents having underlying conditions and weakened immune systems, they are at significantly greater risk from harmful viruses and bacteria.

Nursing and care homes in urban areas face high levels of outdoor air pollution contaminating the air indoors.

​Odours from cooking and cleaning chemicals, as well as airborne traces of ammonia and other waste, can irritate breathing as well as being unpleasant.

By adopting Airora's cutting edge technology,  nursing and care homes  can provide crucial  reassurance.

By emulating nature, Airora recreates that fresh and clean outdoor feeling we all love, indoors.

​Airora decontaminates all of the air and surfaces, providing real-time protection against person to person infection.

​Airora breaks down or neutralises all common VOCs, irritants and allergens, providing clean, safe air for everyone.

Airora quickly and efficiently removes all types of odour, leaving the air smelling fresh and invigorating.

​​Airora can win the trust of residents, their families, and staff, ensuring everyone feels protected.

Airora destroys ALL types of air and surface borne harmful virus and bacteria, without exception.

Adopt Airora today and future proof your defences.

Simply put, Airora is the future of clean, safe indoor air

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