A national healthcare network addresses the continual rise of utility costs in the Kentucky region saving $50,000 annually for one hospital and receiving the ENERGY STAR award, while reducing the cost of doing business across their portfolio and ensuring patients receive high-quality and cost-effective care.

Harrison County Hospital has been serving the people of Harrison County, Indiana since 1950. Today, the hospital attends to the healthcare needs of approximately 60,000 residents of Harrison and Crawford counties, Indiana and Meade County, Kentucky.

Hardin Memorial Hospital (HMH) provides compassionate care and advanced services to residents of Hardin County, Kentucky and its surrounding counties. The 300-bed regional healthcare center has over 1,600 employees and strives to provide patients with superior quality service.

Clark Memorial Hospital uses Intelligent Services for 24/7 real-time monitoring and control to achieve exceptional patient comfort and significantly reduced energy consumption while easing budget strains.

New Central Utility Plant (CUP) built for a Kentucky hospital after a detrimental basement flood shut down the facility’s electrical system, telephone and computer communication lines, air conditioning and hot water leading to evacuation of patients and staff.

A national healthcare network addresses the continual rise of utility costs in the Kentucky region saving $50,000 annually for one hospital and receiving the ENERGY STAR award, while reducing the cost of doing business across their portfolio and ensuring patients receive high-quality and cost-effective care.

In 2006, Norton Women’s and Kosair Children’s Hospital upgraded its turn-key central utility plant, avoiding imminent systems failure and interruptions to patient care while saving annually on energy costs.