HEALTHCARE ESTATES SMART healthcare spaces
At Healthcare Estates, Brandon Medical will unveil what it calls “the next chapter in our approach to SMART healthcare spaces – a new generation of products designed to make complex clinical environments simpler, more connected, and more responsive”. The company says: “At the centre of the launch is a major evolution in operating theatre technology: moving beyond illuminance alone and towards intelligence. Built on decades of practical experience in designing integrated operating environments, our latest innovations bring together high-performance engineering, intuitive control, and meaningful data in a form that is straightforward to specify, install, and use. “For healthcare systems under pressure to deliver more with less, this is innovation with a clear purpose. Fewer fragmented components. Less complexity. Better visibility of the conditions that influence performance. Greater confidence
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Monochloramine water disinfection system
for clinical, estates, and facilities teams. “Healthcare Estates will be the first opportunity to experience these developments in person and see how Brandon Medical is turning proven SMART principles into practical solutions for today’s hospitals – while creating the foundations for the intelligent theatres of tomorrow. “We invite you to join us for the unveiling and discover the future of intelligent theatre design.”
Protecting walls and doors since 1966
Harrison Thompson & Co. Ltd., trading as Yeoman Shield, has been protecting walls and doors since 1966 and is proud to celebrate 60 years in business. Based in Leeds, the company has grown from installing wall protection rails to designing, manufacturing, supplying, and installing a comprehensive range of protection systems. It says: “Yeoman Shield’s
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products help prevent impact damage, reduce maintenance costs, and extend the lifespan of building interiors. Its extensive range includes fire-rated wall and door protection, bespoke imagery, protection rails, handrails, bedhead protection, corner protection, and heavy-duty solutions, available in a wide choice of colours.
“The company also has a fully accredited specialist fire door team providing inspections, maintenance and installation services. Its fire- rated door protection products help safeguard fire doors against impact damage while supporting their continued performance and compliance.
“Offering a complete turnkey service from initial enquiry through to project completion, Yeoman Shield places customer service, expert advice, reliable delivery, and product quality at the heart of everything it does. “Trusted throughout the NHS, Yeoman Shield looks forward to showcasing its expertise and latest solutions at Healthcare Estates. Visit the team to discover how Yeoman Shield can help protect your facilities.”
Driving Sustainable Healthcare in 2026
As NHS organisations continue their journey towards Net Zero, one of the biggest challenges is securing funding for essential estate and infrastructure upgrades. The Carbon and Energy Fund (CEF) helps trusts overcome this barrier by providing access to funding solutions that enable major energy and decarbonisation projects without placing additional pressure on already stretched capital budgets. Established in 2011, the CEF delivers a compliant procurement framework that combines funding, technical expertise, and project delivery. Its proven model enables trusts to invest in infrastructure improvements that reduce carbon emissions, cut energy costs, and improve estate resilience, with
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guaranteed savings helping to support long- term financial sustainability. For estates and operational teams, the
CEF offers a practical route to replacing ageing infrastructure while maintaining service continuity and patient safety. For finance leaders, it provides confidence through robust business cases, risk-managed delivery, and performance guarantees that link investment to measurable outcomes. The CEF’s collaborative approach brings
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scale infrastructure investment has never been more important. Visit the CEF team on Stand A15 to
together estates, finance, sustainability, and executive teams to align investment decisions with organisational priorities, regulatory requirements and Net Zero goals. At a time when funding remains a critical issue across the NHS, the ability to unlock and deliver large-
learn how NHS organisations are securing investment. CEF will also be hosting the Energy and Sustainability Theatre, located opposite the stand, featuring expert speakers, case studies, and the latest sustainability insights.
Goodwater Ltd will be showcasing its Sanikill monochloramine dosing system at IHEEM Healthcare Estates 2026. It says: “Sanikill is the only monochloramine water disinfection system for drinking water available in the UK, providing NHS Trusts with a proven, continuous solution for controlling Legionella, Pseudomonas, and Non-Tuberculous Mycobacteria. Sanikill holds the sole GB BPR PT05 approval for monochloramine water disinfection. “Since 2023, Sanikill has grown from a newly introduced technology in the UK to being installed across NHS Trusts nationally, supported by a strong evidence base including peer-reviewed papers and robust trial data. Recent results include a 100 per cent sustained reduction in Legionella pneumophila-positive outlets at two hospitals. “Goodwater works closely with estates teams, Authorising Engineers, and Infection Prevention and Control professionals to deliver technically robust, regulation- aligned solutions, with full turnkey options available from design through to installation and ongoing service support. “Visit us on Stand G35 to discuss monochloramine dosing, and how Sanikill can support your water safety strategy.”
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