What does the unit health monitoring cycle mean?

The unit health monitoring period refers to the regular health examination of an apartment building or a residential area in order to ensure the living environment and health status of residents. During the testing period, professional health monitoring institutions will test indoor air quality, water quality and noise pollution, and provide relevant health suggestions.

The unit health monitoring period is very important to improve the health level of residents. In modern cities, people live in a closed indoor environment all the year round, and long-term exposure to harmful substances will lead to various health problems. Through regular health examination, potential health threats can be found and eliminated, the occurrence and spread of diseases can be reduced, and the quality of life of residents can be improved.

The unit health monitoring period is also helpful to establish a good trust relationship between buildings and residents. Professional services and suggestions provided by health monitoring institutions can increase residents' trust in property management and make them more willing to actively participate in building management and maintenance. This also promotes the establishment of a harmonious, comfortable and healthy living environment and life.