Executing Water Management Plans: A Success Story from Westerville

Our mission is to help facilities implement proactive water management plans that prevent Legionella outbreaks and ensure compliance with regulations. This past holiday season, we witnessed firsthand the power of preparation and teamwork during an investigation at an assisted living facility in Westerville.

Acknowledging Excellence in Water Safety

We want to extend our appreciation to Jim Lark, the IWM team, and the staff at The Landings of Westerville for their dedication during a recent Legionella issue. Franklin County Public Health’s Division Manager for Environmental Health, Charlie Broschart, personally recognized the exceptional response and adherence to the water management plan:

“Everyone’s response, especially over the holidays, was amazing. Please keep up the good work of carrying out the water management plan. It’s rare that we see it executed like this.”

This recognition underscores the importance of not just having a water management plan but also ensuring it is properly executed when it matters most.

Why a Strong Water Management Plan Matters

Legionella outbreaks can pose serious health risks, especially in healthcare and senior living facilities. A well-executed water management plan helps:

  • Prevent Legionella Growth – Reducing risks before they become problems.

  • Ensure Compliance – Meeting regulatory requirements and avoiding costly violations.

  • Protect Residents and Staff – Safeguarding vulnerable populations from waterborne illnesses.

Stay Proactive in 2025

As we step into the new year, let this success story serve as a reminder of why proactive water management is critical. Don’t wait for an issue to arise—make sure your facility is prepared. Contact us today to learn more about implementing an effective water management plan, including our FREE Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to help you get started.


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