How SMC IFM India is driving the future of sustainable hospital management

The company has partnered with over 350 hospitals across India; its antimicrobial surface treatments offer protection for up to 90 days.
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The healthcare sector has evolved over the years, and hospital facility management is no exception. Traditional service models alone are no longer sufficient to meet the demands of modern healthcare. One of the biggest challenges hospitals face today is the risk of hospital-acquired infections (HAIs), which not only threaten patient safety but also drive-up operational costs.

Maintaining a sterile hospital environment and ensuring a safe setting for both patients and healthcare professionals is becoming increasingly expensive when using conventional cleaning methods. These outdated approaches require significant manpower and financial investment while also contributing to environmental pollution by generating harmful waste. As carbon emissions come under greater scrutiny, and hospitals face mounting pressure to align with Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards, adopting new, sustainable methodologies has become a necessity.

Sustainable healthcare solutions

An unhygienic hospital environment can lead to infections, causing concern among patients and damaging a hospital’s reputation. Preventing hospital-acquired infections is a top priority, and SMC IFM India stands out with its innovative sustainable healthcare solutions. The company has partnered with over 350 hospitals across India, covering a total bed capacity of more than 30,000.

SMC IFM’s facility management services are designed to integrate clinical excellence and environmental sustainability. Renowned hospital chains like Manipal Hospitals, KIMS Health, and Apollo Hospitals rely on SMC IFM’s expertise. Through this collaboration, hospitals can undergo a complete transformation in their facility management, ensuring the creation of ultra-safe, hygienic hospital environments.

Eco-friendly innovations

SMC IFM India has implemented smart surface disinfection programs, using clinically tested, environmentally friendly disinfectants. These solutions ensure long-lasting antimicrobial protection for up to 90 days, significantly reducing the reliance on chemical disinfectants.

To enhance air quality in hospital environments, energy-efficient air purification systems are installed, ensuring optimal ventilation with minimal energy consumption. Additionally, IoT-based (Internet of Things) monitoring systems help optimize resource utilization and minimize energy wastage.

This next-generation hospital facility management approach not only provides cleaner hospital spaces for patients but also accelerates recovery by reducing exposure to harmful pathogens. Healthcare professionals benefit from a safer work environment, improving overall workflow efficiency.

SMC IFM’s Intelligent Quality Management System (IQMS) further speeds up the digital transformation of hospitals while also offering training programs to hospital staff on sustainable practices.

Data-driven decision-making

SMC IFM enables hospitals to make real-time, data-driven decisions through digital monitoring systems. This ensures continuous process improvement and compliance with ESG standards without additional complexity.

By minimizing the risk of hospital-acquired infections, hospitals can improve patient safety while also reducing energy consumption and controlling operational costs. The implementation of efficient cleaning protocols significantly lowers the usage of water and chemicals, making hospital operations more sustainable.

The most significant advantage of SMC IFM India’s services is its commitment to ensuring both patient safety and environmental protection—a complete, holistic solution for the modern healthcare industry.

“At SMC IFM, we believe that environmental sustainability and clinical excellence should go hand in hand. Our goal is to help hospitals achieve their sustainability targets while delivering the highest quality of patient care.”

Edward D’Souza, COO, SMC IFM India

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