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Pharmafilter Pharmafilter Hospital Onsite Waste and Wastewater Treatment


A Cleaner Hospital A Cleaner Environment


Pharmafilter Group Holdings IRL & UK is an innovative business model that provides an entirely financed Pharmafilter System to Hospital clients. This turnkey, as a service package encompasses construction, operation, permitting and finance enabling efficient allocation of project resources for client hospitals.


Globally, healthcare is significant challenged by rising antibiotic resistance and hospital acquired infection. In deploying the Pharmafilter system, hospitals are removing the input of pharmaceuticals, including antibiotics to the environment via hospital waste water - a critical point in antibiotic


stewardship. In addition, essential support services are automated, benefitting hygiene and patient and staff safety.


From waste management to water use to the near zero carbon targets, Hospital are operating under increasing environmental regulation at a time when demand for care is growing. Hospitals are required and expected to treat and care for patients while also contributing to a healthy society and sustainable environment. The decentralised Pharmafilter approach of combined onsite of hospital waste and waste water treatment has proven environmental benefits while improving patient care.


Contact: Pharmafilter GH: l info@pharmafilterltd.com l Peter Kelly: p.kelly@pharmafilter.nl Berkeley Square House, Berkeley Square, London WIJ 6BD United Kingdom l +44 203 869 1672 26 Upper Pembroke St, Dublin 2 Ireland l P +3531 6787 666 l M +353 86 8276649 www.pharmafilter.nl


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