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Medical Office Air Purifier - 3 Reasons To Say Yes To A HEPA Air Purifier

By Debbie Davis

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Published: 04Jun2010
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A medical office is often the intermediate step between sickness and the road to health. If you work in a medical office you are exposed to a huge number of airborne pollutants daily. Here are 3 reasons to lobby for a portable high efficiency air purifier in the medical office where you work.

1. Working in a medical office often means daily exposure to many more bacteria, virus, and germs than the average person. Being so close to sick patients means you are often exposed to bacteria and viruses sent airborne by the sneezing and coughing.

2. Having a high efficiency particle arresting air purifier operating 24 hours a day means airborne bacteria, viruses, and germs as small as .3, and sometimes even .1 micron, are taken out of the air constantly making the office a healthier place to be.

3. Having a stand alone, portable HEPA air purifier run 24 hours each day will remove pollutants constantly rather than allowing pollutant levels to become elevated at night and on weekends when the ventilation in the building is either lowered or shut off.

A stand alone air purifier that you allow to run 24 hours a day puts you in control of the air quality in your office, and keeping air quality high. Removing airborne virus, bacteria and germs will result in healthier office staff and a lower absenteeism from work because of illness.

Patients who visit your office will be able to relax and feel that they are not putting their health at risk by visiting your office. So place the cleaner right out there in the waiting room area so that patients know they are less vulnerable since the air in the office is constantly being cleansed to give them the best chance for a speedy recovery.

A HEPA air purifier removes many airborne pollutants other than germs and viruses such as dust, mold and mildew, pollen, dander, gases, odors and chemicals. By definition a HEPA air cleaner only needs to remove airborne pollutants as small as .3 microns which is great.

Unfortunately many of the particulates, bacteria and viruses are much smaller than .3 microns. So choosing an air cleaner that can remove pollutants as small as .1 microns gives you an extra level of protection that is needed in a medical office.

Constantly being able to cleanse the air of these pollutants with up to five room changes an hour will help everyone in the office feel energized and help the office staff be more productive in helping the office help others.

Keep the air healthy in you medical office with the air purifier from PurerAir.com at http://purerair.com/blueair_650e.html

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