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Consulting
services
Has someone at your facility contracted
Legionnaires' disease? Contact Matt Freije at mf@hcinfo.com or 760-494-3063.
Reduce
hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) caused
by Legionella, Pseudomonas, mycobacteria, Stenotrophomonas,
Acinetobacter, Burkholderia, Enterobacter, Serratia,
Klebsiella, and E. coli.
Reduce health and legal
risk by getting a water assessment and management plan for your hospital, nursing home,
hotel, office building, apartment building, or industrial facility.
Test your water. With technicians throughout the USA, we
can respond quickly.
Manufacture technology
related to waterborne pathogens? Contact us
about field testing or market information.
Attorney?
Matt Freije has served as a Legionella expert
in more than 40 cases.
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Training courses
Host
a seminar in your community or
train your employees, selecting the topics you want.
“Course was highly effective...Highly recommended.”
Tony Faulkner, hospital facility manager
“The perfect educational background I needed to feel
informed.”
Jenny Vodvarka, NASA Ames Research Center/DMJM
“Valuable risk assessment/control information.”
Denise Copperthite, industrial hygienist, Soc Sec
Admin.
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information about training
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Publications
NEW BOOK!
Protect Yourself from Legionnaires' Disease
The waterborne illness that
continues to kill and harm
Anyone can get Legionnaires' disease. You’ll hear from survivors just
how horrible it is, and then find out how to avoid it in hotels, office
buildings, and hospitals; in your job, at the dentist, from various
types of equipment, and even at home.
More info
Download PDF for $19.95
Legionellae
Control in
Health Care
Facilities: A
Guide for
Minimizing
Risk "Some
of the best industrial (occupational) hygiene that I have ever seen in
print! ...You won't be sorry." -- L. Betts, MD, PhD, CIH, Appl.
Occ. Env.
Hyg.
Journal
Spas,
Hot Tubs,
and
Whirlpool
Bathtubs:
A Guide
for
Disease
Prevention "A well-written
document that is easy to read and follow by anyone. It provides an
excellent review on the state of knowledge on pool sanitation." --
Charles Gerba, Prof. of Microbiology and Immunology, Univ. of
Arizona
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