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Heated water is NOT needed for hand washing. Due to wide-spread conservation measures, the heated water is more susceptible to stagnation, causing (sometimes) deathly waterborne pathogens. Healthcare facilities should be able to make their own informed decision on water temperature for hand washing.

Meet Lauren Schwade – Mazzetti’s newest Senior Lighting Designer, with a 12+ year career, heavily focused in healthcare lighting design.

Mazzetti India's Mangala Chandrashekar was recognized as "Woman Performer of the Year 17-18", by ISHRAE Bangalore Chapter. 

Custom, web-based software, enabling efficient and effective healthcare technology planning and project management (that’s visually appealing too). The intel you need, when you need it, with a high consumer-standard user experience.

It’s that time of year again--Spring Training, March Madness, and PDC Summit! We're serving up a a great line-up of sessions featuring timely info on energy procurement, hybrid OR's, and even LEAN techniques to reduce energy consumption. See more details...

We often mistake system-problems for people-problems. We assume people are lazy or difficult, when they are exhausted or uninformed. Consider what information they need, what motivates them, and what in their environment is working for or against them.

See all the Mazzetti promotions as of February 2018.

Designing a healing place now means understanding how a building affects its people and its environment. How did we partner with Perkins+Will to achieve optimal healing AND building performance?

Mazzetti is teaming with Facility Guidelines Institute (FGI) to organize the 2nd Clinicians + Designers Workshop to reimagine (and improve) critical healthcare spaces.  This upcoming workshop will focus specifically on childbirth facilities.

Let's review the evidence for the optimal location and condition of hand wash sinks. Is the evidence strong enough to revise the Fundamentals or Beyond Fundamentals?

Why updating the electrical codes for Healthcare facilities is our fundamental duty as environmental stewards.

Why does the U.S. healthcare system not only cost more, but often produce "worse" outcomes, compared to that of many of our international counterparts, who also have a commitment to provide at least a basic level of care for everyone. Is this what we want for our country?