For healthcare facilities
Keep critical spaces in range. Keep the record.
Edviro reads the BMS, meters, and loggers you have. It flags a room out of range or a unit running past hours, drafts the work order, and keeps the record surveyors ask for. Your team approves each change.
No change reaches a building system until a named person approves it.
In practice
One isolation room, start to finish.
Out of range, reviewed work order, fixed and on the record. The same loop as every other Edviro workflow.
AII room 2 loses negative pressure over six hours. The BMS point crosses −0.01 in. w.c. at 06:40.
Edviro names the likely cause and drafts the work order. Facilities reviews and dispatches HVAC.
The belt is replaced. Pressure is back in range by 08:10. The event, the fix, and the name are on the asset.
What Edviro catches
Drift shows up in the data before it shows up on rounds.
- Pressure driftAn AII room or OR trending toward neutral pressure.Work order
- Temperature and humidityAn OR outside 68–75 °F or 20–60% RH. A vaccine cooler outside 2–8 °C.Alert and work order
- After-hours runtimeClinics and offices conditioned all night. Empty support spaces at occupied setpoints.Staged for approval
- Heating against coolingReheat fighting the chiller on the same air handler.Investigation opened
- Tests and inspections dueA generator load test due in its 20–40 day window. A filter change past its interval.Scheduled
- Repeat failuresThe same fan, pump, or damper failing three times in a year.Capital plan
Operations
One record for every space, asset, and fix.
Use Edviro as your CMMS, or connect the one you have.
Work orders
Requests from nursing, EVS, or a BMS alarm. Each gets a cause, a priority, and a named reviewer before dispatch.
Work orders →Assets and inspections
Every air handler, exhaust fan, and cooler has a record: nameplate, documents, service history, and the next test. One search when the surveyor asks.
Asset management →In the field
The technician gets the assignment, the history, and the steps on a phone. Photos and notes go on the record.
Continuous optimization
Critical spaces run to the standard. Support spaces do not have to.
Edviro finds the drift in the meter data, proposes the fix, and verifies the savings against the baseline.
- Inpatient buildings, energy per square foot
- 193 kBtu
- All commercial buildings
- 70 kBtu
Annual figures. Source: EIA, 2018 Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey.
How verification works →What Edviro does not do
Three lines Edviro does not cross.
Edviro reads your monitors. It does not replace them.
Pressure monitors, temperature loggers, and the BMS stay as they are. Edviro reads their data.
Edviro proposes. A named person approves.
No setpoint, schedule, or damper changes on its own. Critical spaces can be excluded from proposals entirely.
Edviro keeps the record. It does not certify compliance.
Readings, work orders, and tests are on one record with dates and names. Your team and your surveyor decide what they mean.
Your CMMS
Replace your CMMS, or connect the one you use.
Monitoring, diagnostics, and verification work the same either way.
Who uses it
One record, read by everyone who runs the building.
Director of facilities or plant operations
Every open issue, with its cause, priority, owner, and age.
HVAC and BMS technicians
Assignments on a phone, with the asset history and the steps.
Safety officer and EOC committee
Readings, tests, and fixes on one record, with dates and names.
Finance
Verified savings and cost on the same record as the work.
Questions from facilities teams
Healthcare FAQ
Do we need new sensors?
No. Edviro reads the BMS points, meters, and temperature loggers you have. Where a space has no sensor, Edviro flags the gap instead of guessing.
Does Edviro control HVAC in critical spaces?
No. Edviro proposes. A named person on your team approves, edits, or rejects. Approved changes go through your BMS. You can exclude critical spaces from proposals entirely.
Does Edviro make us compliant with The Joint Commission?
No software does. Edviro keeps the readings, work orders, inspections, and tests on one record with dates and names, so the evidence is there when a surveyor asks. Your team and your standards decide what compliant means.
Can Edviro replace our CMMS?
Yes. Edviro has native work orders, asset records, inspections, and mobile field workflows. You can also keep your CMMS and connect it. Integration scope is confirmed system by system.
Where do the energy savings come from in a hospital?
Mostly support spaces: offices, clinics, kitchens, and parking, and the air handlers that serve them. Schedules, setbacks, reheat conflicts, and peak-demand timing. Each fix is verified against the baseline before it is called savings.
See what Edviro finds in your buildings.
Connect your sites. Find the problems. Close the loop.