Water is essential in our operations, from hygiene to complex medical procedures. Our strategy focuses on efficient water usage and advanced wastewater treatment to minimize environmental impact. All wastewater generated is collected and directed back into the public network. All hospitals in the Regina Maria Network have implemented wastewater purification/treatment systems before discharging into the public network, either manually or through chlorination stations. This process is regulated by the requirements of local environmental or administrative authorities and JCI standards, and can be performed manually or automatically through chlorination stations available at certain locations. These chlorination stations are checked daily and refilled periodically. For the upcoming period, we aim to equip all high-risk Regina Maria locations with chlorination stations.

We are always prepared to offer the best medical services, even in emergency situations. All Regina Maria hospitals are equipped with emergency water tanks, which provide the necessary water for at least 48 hours when needed or for firefighting reserves. The water in the drinking water tanks is constantly circulated and subjected to the same strict verification and testing regimen.