The risk of legionella in care homes is often higher than in other buildings because of their complex water systems and the vulnerability of the people that live within them.
Our new infographic takes a look at some of these risk factors. It can be used as visual guide for managers, workers and residents to increase legionella awareness in a social care setting.
(Click here to view the full-size version, or here for a high-resolution PDF.)
Find out more about legionella in care homes
To gain a deeper understanding on legionella in care homes, such as how to comply with the law, you may want to look at the following blog posts:
- How can care homes control legionella?
- Will legionella control in a care home affect residents?
- Care homes: are you compliant with CQC legionella guidance?
- Care homes: are your TMVs safe to use?
- Do you need legionella training?
Or, if you'd like an all-encompassing overview of water safety risks in care homes, download our free guide – it’ll help you understand the kind of control plan you need in order to keep your residents safe.