HEALTHCARE ESTATES
Connecting smarter workflows with future-proof infrastructure
Modernising healthcare facilities requires a specialist partner who shares your vision for efficient, flexible, and sustainable estates. The company says: “As a global leader in
medical technology with over 135 years of heritage, Dräger transforms acute care environments into spaces that protect, support, and save lives. “As specialists in healthcare infrastructure,
Dräger serves as a dedicated partner in the planning and implementation of future-proof, turnkey solutions. We specialise in ergonomic, patient-centred workplace environments, offering state-of-the-art medical pendants, bedhead units, and examination and operating theatre lights. “From initial concept to final installation,
Dräger provides a single point of expertise. Our comprehensive support spans the entire design
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and delivery lifecycle, featuring expert project management, BIM and CAD modelling, 3D visualisation, and collaborative planning through our specialist design centres. “Visit Dräger at Stand B30 to discover how our high-quality, cost-effective infrastructure can ensure your clinical spaces are equipped for today and adaptable for tomorrow.”
Connecting smarter healthcare estates
SINGU Group is bringing together the expertise of SINGU, Micad, and Synbiotix to deliver one of the UK’s most comprehensive digital platforms for healthcare estates and facilities management. The Group provides NHS organisations with a connected ecosystem that supports every aspect of estate, facilities, compliance, and operational management. It says: “Trusted by more than 2,000
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organisations across 40+ countries and managing over 250 million square metres of property, SINGU’s AI-enabled platform combines CAFM, reactive and planned maintenance, asset and compliance management, contractor management, ESG
reporting, mobile working, and operational intelligence into a single source of truth. “Within the Group, Micad provides market- leading space, property, compliance, and asset management solutions trusted by more than 180 NHS organisations, helping estates teams optimise space utilisation, improve compliance, and support Net Zero ambitions. Synbiotix complements this with specialist healthcare software for catering, portering, domestic services, and audit management, enabling smarter workflows and enhanced patient experiences. “Together, SINGU Group is empowering
healthcare providers with connected data, intelligent automation, and actionable insights that improve operational efficiency, strengthen compliance, and support the delivery of safer, smarter healthcare environments.”
The next evolution of water safety
T-safe says: “Healthcare Estates 2026 will mark an exciting new chapter for T-safe, as we unveil the next evolution of our water safety offering. Visitors to our stand will be among the first to experience a significant new innovation that reinforces our commitment to helping healthcare organisations manage risk, improve compliance, and simplify water safety management. “For now, we’re keeping the details under wraps, but if you’re responsible for water safety, estates, infection prevention, or microbiology, this is a launch you won’t want to miss. “Alongside these exciting announcements, our team will be on hand to discuss our T-safe 360 solution, fully aligned with the requirements of NETB 2024/3 and trusted by healthcare organisations across the UK to protect vulnerable patients through validated point-of-use filtration and expert support. “As always, we’d be delighted to
welcome you to our annual drinks reception from 4.00pm on Tuesday 13 October on Stand G32 & G34. It’s the perfect opportunity to catch up with colleagues, meet the T-safe team, and discover what’s next.”
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HSL Compliance is a trusted partner to the healthcare sector, delivering integrated environmental, safety, and engineering solutions that help NHS organisations, private healthcare providers, and care facilities maintain safe, compliant environments for patients, staff, and visitors. The company explains: “With nationwide
Integrated environmental, safety, and engineering solutions “Using remote monitoring, automated
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coverage and highly qualified specialists, we support healthcare estates meet statutory obligations, reduce risk, and maintain critical services. “Our expertise includes water hygiene and Legionella control in accordance with HTM 04- 01, encompassing risk assessments, monitoring, sampling, water treatment, remedial works, and consultancy. We also provide water treatment
for closed and open systems to protect critical assets and improve operational efficiency. “Our accredited asbestos, passive fire
protection, and air compliance services help healthcare providers maintain safe buildings through inspections, testing, maintenance, and remedial works, with minimal disruption to clinical environments.
reporting, and real-time compliance dashboards, we give estates and facilities teams clear visibility of compliance performance. Our mechanical engineering services, planned preventative maintenance programmes, and multi-site compliance management deliver a coordinated approach to managing healthcare estates.
“Complementing our technical services,
we provide accredited training and specialist consultancy. By bringing multiple compliance disciplines together under one trusted provider, HSL Compliance helps healthcare organisations simplify compliance, enhance patient safety, support CQC readiness, and maintain safe, sustainable healthcare environments.”
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