T-safe will return to Healthcare Estates this year to officially launch FilterHub – its connected digital platform for healthcare water safety.
T-safe says: “Developed in partnership with Pocket Data, FilterHub connects sampling, laboratory results, remedial actions, and point-of-use filter management within one digital environment.
“Across complex healthcare estates, these activities are often managed through separate systems and processes, making it harder to maintain visibility, connect information, and ensure the appropriate response follows an identified issue.
“FilterHub has been developed to close those gaps, creating a traceable workflow from sample and result through to response and resolution.
“At the centre of the T-safe stand, delegates can explore FilterHub at our interactive technology table, with a member of the T-safe team guiding you through the platform and its capabilities.
“Starting with some of the familiar challenges facing NHS water safety teams, from missed or overdue sampling, poor traceability, disconnected remedial actions, and fragmented data, we'll guide you through the complete FilterHub workflow, demonstrating how the platform connects each stage and helps address these challenges in practice.

See how a connected, automated workflow can deliver:

No Gaps
Automated scheduling, alerts, and escalation help keep sampling, actions, and follow-up activity on track.

Real-time Risk Management
Positive results can trigger the agreed response, reducing the time from identification to remedial action.

Complete Traceability
Every sample, result, action, and resolution remains connected, creating a clear, defensible audit trail.

Assurance at a Glance
See programme status, outstanding actions, and emerging trends across the estate.
“Visit the T-safe team to experience FilterHub in action, discuss the challenges in your current water safety processes and see how a more connected approach could support your organisation.
“Join us from 4 pm on Tuesday 13 October for networking drinks on the T-safe stand (G32 & 34).”