Fire protection in healthcare facilities goes beyond compliance—it safeguards lives. Safe Life Fire Protection provides fire suppression, alarms, sprinklers, and backflow prevention systems tailored for hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and medical research centers. Our solutions meet NFPA 99, Joint Commission, and CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) standards, ensuring maximum safety for patients, staff, and visitors while maintaining seamless facility operations.
Engineered fire protection for operating rooms, patient wards, and pharmaceutical storage areas. Our suppression systems ensure fast fire control while maintaining compliance with healthcare safety standards.
Non-water-based fire suppression for MRI rooms, server environments, and medical labs. These systems protect sensitive equipment by extinguishing fires without causing water damage or system downtime.
Advanced fire detection and emergency alert systems for hospitals and healthcare facilities. These ensure rapid response, mass notifications, and safe evacuation in critical situations.
rotects hospital water systems from cross-contamination and ensures safe water for fire suppression and daily operations. Regular testing and maintenance help prevent compliance issues and system failures.
Routine inspections keep healthcare fire systems fully operational and compliant. Scheduled maintenance ensures alarms, sprinklers, and suppression systems function reliably in patient care environments.
Healthcare facilities must comply with NFPA 99, NFPA 101, Joint Commission standards, and CMS regulations for fire safety.
Clean agents suppress fires without water, making them ideal for protecting MRI machines, medical labs, and IT equipment.
Fire alarms, sprinklers, and suppression systems require quarterly and annual inspections, with additional testing based on facility requirements.
Medical equipment, electrical systems, flammable chemicals, and patient care activities pose fire risks that require specialized suppression solutions.
Many businesses fail routine fire inspections due to expired or non-compliant extinguishers. Don’t take the risk—schedule an inspection today to ensure your extinguishers are properly maintained and ready for action.