In the healthcare sector, the well-being of residents, clients, and patients always comes first. Buildings in this sector are complex ecosystems that operate 24/7 and must meet the highest standards in terms of comfort, safety, and hygiene.
Whether it concerns residential care centers, hospitals, or small-scale care locations: the technical installations form the basis for a stable indoor climate and a reliable care environment. At the same time, pressure to become more sustainable and to comply with strict European guidelines is growing.
Climate control and ventilation systems must never fail. Especially not in environments with physically or mentally vulnerable residents, clients, and patients.
A stable temperature, the correct humidity, and a low CO₂ level are crucial to prevent health complaints and support the productivity of healthcare personnel.
As of January 1, 2026, many non-residential buildings are required to have a Building Automation and Control System (GACS). This forces healthcare organizations to demonstrably monitor and optimize the indoor climate and energy consumption.
PULSE CORE supports healthcare organizations through real-time data monitoring of energy, HVAC, lighting, and other technical installations, so that deviations are immediately visible.
The platform creates clear dashboards and reports for compliance with the Environmental and Technical Duty of Care (MTZ). Based on the data, it provides targeted advice for improvements and more efficient management of these MTZ components.
Rising energy prices and maintenance costs call for tighter control over operational costs, without compromising the quality of care.
PULSE CORE offers healthcare institutions the tools to take full control of building performance in their own hands. We do this with the help of our five Building Blocks:
With Comfort, the indoor climate is monitored 24/7. Sensors measure real-time values such as temperature and humidity. This ensures a healthy living environment for residents, clients, and patients, as well as a pleasant working climate for staff. This immediately meets the monitoring requirements of the GACS legislation.
Workspace provides insight into how spaces within healthcare locations are actually used, based on anonymous occupancy data. This allows the deployment of spaces to be better aligned with care demand. Additionally, cleaning and climate control systems (HVAC systems) can be tailored to user needs. The result? More specific deployment of systems to the care process.
Asset Monitoring ensures that the technical condition of installations is always visible. By using algorithms for condition monitoring, maintenance is performed at precisely the right moment this prevents unexpected downtime of critical healthcare installations and extends the lifespan of equipment.
Thanks to Sustainability, healthcare organizations gain control over their energy consumption and CO₂ emissions. In doing so, PULSE CORE contributes to the objective and ambition of the Environmental and Technical Duty of Care.
The platform makes visible where energy is consumed, where deviations occur, and where optimization is possible. Real-time dashboards and automatic alerts help to adjust installations before energy loss occurs.
All reports, certificates, and maintenance history come together in Operations. Here, care administrators find a comprehensive overview of all outstanding, ongoing, and completed work. In combination with the services of SPIE this provides the necessary evidence for laws and regulations, such as the GACS obligation.
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