Building owners must improve breathing conditions for our most vulnerable populations

SOURCE: McKnights Senior Living

In this compelling article, Dr. Serene Almomen, CEO of Attune, addresses the critical need to enhance indoor air quality (IAQ) in senior living communities, emphasizing its significance for vulnerable populations, especially amid the challenges of extreme weather conditions and the approaching cold and flu season. Dr. Almomen emphasizes the elevated risks for older adults in assisted living communities, citing the need for monitored and controlled IAQ to safeguard residents' respiratory health. The article stresses the enduring importance of IAQ, particularly for an aging population, and urges building owners to prioritize healthy indoor environments through advanced technologies like real-time monitoring. Dr. Almomen highlights the impact of air pollution on the elderly and advocates for investing in monitoring tools to ensure safe and healthy breathing conditions for our loved ones. The article concludes with a call for businesses to recognize the enduring importance of IAQ in fostering a healthier environment for all, irrespective of ongoing or future pandemics.

To read the entire article, please visit McKnights Senior Living

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