Specialised Healthcare Environments
Designed to support the safe isolation of patients with airborne infection risks, Audie Medical develops negative pressure isolation rooms and modular isolation facilities with coordinated architecture, airflow, pressure control and healthcare building systems.
Understanding Negative Pressure
A negative pressure isolation room maintains lower air pressure than adjacent spaces. This helps direct airflow into the isolation room rather than allowing potentially contaminated air to move into surrounding healthcare areas.
Normal Pressure
Slightly Lower Pressure
Lower Pressure
Filtered Exhaust to Outside
Key Elements of the System
Our negative pressure isolation rooms are designed with coordinated building and MEP systems to create a safe, functional and compliant environment for patients and healthcare workers.
Maintains the required pressure relationship between the isolation room and surrounding areas.
Air supply and exhaust systems are coordinated to control the movement of air within the isolation environment.
Filtration can be incorporated into the air system according to the isolation requirements.
Monitoring and alarm systems help staff verify that the required room pressure is being maintained.
Designed as a Complete Isolation Environment
Depending on the clinical and operational requirements, the isolation environment can integrate an anteroom, ensuite facilities, controlled access, dedicated ventilation and pressure monitoring as one coordinated system.
Flexible for Different Healthcare Projects
Negative pressure isolation rooms can be developed as part of a new clinic or hospital, integrated into a larger healthcare facility, or configured as a modular isolation facility depending on project requirements and site conditions.
Integrated into Hospital Facilities
Modular Isolation Facility
From Room Design to Integrated Delivery
Audie Medical coordinates the building system, interior environment and technical requirements of the isolation facility as part of our integrated Design, Build and Equip approach.
