Launched at Healthcare Estates 2026, T-safe’s FilterHub is helping to close the gaps between microbiological sampling, laboratory results, corrective actions, and filter management. Managing Director Stephen McCreanor discusses the challenges of fragmented information and disconnected processes, and why a more coordinated approach is needed to turn microbiological findings into action.
FilterHub started with a practical problem: managing large numbers of point-of-use filters across busy hospital estates. Keeping track of filter locations, installations, replacement schedules, and associated records can become a considerable administrative task.
But as T-safe explored the wider water safety process, it became clear that filter management was only one part of the challenge.
What struck us was how disconnected so much of the information was. You could have sampling schedules in one system, laboratory results arriving by email, and corrective actions being managed somewhere else or by someone else entirely. All of that information is related, but it is not necessarily being brought together to help people make decisions.
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