Strakonice Hospital, which is located in the South Bohemian region of the Czech Republic, has adopted the CDa Pro Air Purifier developed by Innova NanoJet Technologies Ltd.
The purifier is being used in its pulmonary department and is achieving outstanding results, according to hospital spokesperson Kateřina Koželuhová.
She said the device has been widely utilised in patient rooms, corridors, the dining hall, outpatient clinics, and examination rooms.
Head nurse at the hospital, Edita Klavíková said the device employs a specialised technology that disperses nano-sized water droplets into the air.
She said these droplets effectively bind to harmful airborne particles such as dust, bacteria, and viruses, removing them from the air and significantly reducing health risks.
“As a result, it greatly helps in preventing disease transmission and improving overall air quality,” she said.
The CDa Pro air purifier features Innova NanoJet's groundbreaking NanoJet platform technology, which releases trillions of nano-scale liquid droplets to physically remove airborne pollutants, viruses, and fine particles with over 99% efficiency.
The system operates without traditional filters, reducing maintenance needs and solid waste production, while requiring only minimal water and electricity.
This makes it highly suitable for large-scale air quality management in crisis situations and expansive medical environments.