RWJ Barnabas Health
A multi-purpose ambulatory care center reduced daily water consumption by 19% — saving $15,500 per year with a payback period under 6 months.
Installation Details
- 19% reduction in daily water consumption
- Source-period figures: 19,625 gal/day (before period) and 15,425 gal/day (after period)
- Annual cost: $72,700 → $57,200 (saves $15,500/yr)
- 1,533,000 gallons saved annually
- Payback period under 6 months
- Source report states pressure and flow met requirements for the facility's equipment; this is not clinical or medical approval.
Before vs After — Measured Results
Source before-period figure: Nov 2015–Nov 2016 · source after-period figure: Dec 2016–Mar 2017; reported reduction is 19%
Based on $7.70/CCF rate · formal case study documentation
“Pressure and flow met requirements for all equipment.”
The source report records this facility engineer statement about equipment requirements. It is a site-specific observation, not a clinical or medical approval.
5-Year Financial Projection
Why Healthcare Facilities Are a Strong Fit
Hospitals and ambulatory centers run water-intensive operations around the clock — laundry, sterilization, HVAC, restrooms. Baseline usage is high and consistent.
J. Flanagan stated that pressure and flow met requirements for the facility's equipment. This is a site-specific observation, not clinical verification or a universal performance claim.
High water bills mean faster payback periods. RWJ Barnabas recovered the full valve cost in under 6 months — and continues saving over $15K annually.
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