Disinfection Simplified
Trusted by Canadian hospitals and long-term care facilities, Nocotech sets the standard for surface disinfection. Its patented technology converts Nocolyse into a dry gas, delivering unparalleled pathogen elimination across every surface.
The stakes have never been higher
With healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) costing Canadians over $272M each year 1 traditional manual cleaning falls short. It is labor-intensive, prone to human error, and leaves dangerous grey zones 4 unsanitized. Nocotech provides a superior, automated alternative.
1 in 9 hospital patients gets a HAI. 2
HAIs are more common and complicated by antibiotic resistance.
Budget and staffing limitations, patients vulnerability makes disinfection harder than ever.
Unparalleled Protection
Clears most pathogens in 30 minutes, C-Diff in 60 minutes.
Proven results
Cuts HAIs by 22 to 40% 3
Measurable Savings
Saves hundreds of thousands of dollars ($290K) by preventing HAIs 3
Safe & Sustainable
Non-corrosive, biodegradable, non-toxic. 7
Four powerful elements. One complete system.
The Nocotech system works as a complete unit. Each element plays a specific role in delivering consistent, verifiable, whole-room disinfection.
Not All Disinfection Methods Are Equal
The right choice depends on your resources, requirements and infrastructure, while keeping patient safety at the centre.
| Manual Disinfection | UV-C Machines | Nocotech Whole-Room Disinfection | |
|---|---|---|---|
| LABOUR ENGAGEMENT | Intensive | Staff Involved | Automated |
| OPERATION | Hands-On | Position & Repositioning | Set Up & Activate |
| RESULTS | Technique Dependent | Positioning Dependent | Automated Application |
Real-World Results
Misting away transmission at Woodstock Hospital with advanced technology
Persistent HAI outbreaks highlighted subtle challenges: incomplete surface disinfection and fragmented team coordination.
To solve this at the root, the facility implementing the Nocotech automated whole-room disinfection system delivering consistent, hands-free pathogen eradication while streamlining multi-team infection control work.
In addition no delay in room turnover was observed. 3
A decade of proven C. diff control, now expanded to combat CPE
Facing ongoing C. diff challenges and rising CPE (Carbapenemase-Producing Enterobacterales) risks, the team recognized the need for a more consistent, reliable decontamination approach.
By integrating Nocotech automated disinfection alongside strengthened infection control practices, the team expanded its defense against high-risk pathogens.
Over the past decade, this enhanced protocol has delivered sustained CDAD reductions and achieved CPE control rates that exceed regional benchmarks.
Three Steps. Done.
Manual clean. Place Nocospray. Activate. The machine handles the rest.
Manual clean
Remove visible soil, sheets, and trash.
Calculate Nocolyse Dosage
Room Volume: length x width x height. Multiply by 7 to set the machine dose.
Place Nocospray in a corner 3–4 feet off the ground.
Access all spaces to disinfect including adjoining bathroom and drawers.
Close all openings.
Activate
Leave the room and close off the space.
30 minutes for bacteria and viruses.
60 minutes for spores (C. diff).
Then the room is ready.
Rental programs available
Sample Protocols
Face-to-face support
Canada, our priority
Hospitals & Long Term Care
Trusted in over 85 Canadian hospitals, Nocotech delivers proven protection against C. diff and VRE while integrating seamlessly into daily operations without delaying room turnover.
Backed by hands-on onboarding and dedicated face-to-face support every step of the way.
It empowers healthcare teams to elevate patient safety while achieving measurable financial savings.
Long-Term Care Facilities
Trusted in over 90 LTC facilities across Canada, Nocotech delivers automated, high-level disinfection that stops outbreaks in their tracks, by significantly reducing both outbreak frequency and duration.6
Nocotech safeguards vulnerable residents while eliminating the burden of time-consuming manual cleaning empowering your care team to spend less time disinfecting and more time focusing on resident well-being.
Built for High-Risk Environments
Nocotech brings automated, high-level disinfection to critical environments—including emergency vehicle fleets, schools, surgical centers, and occupational health departments.
By reaching every surface manual cleaning misses, it rapidly neutralizes broad-spectrum pathogens to safeguard patients, students, and staff alike.
Delivering total bio-contamination control with minimal downtime, Nocotech keeps your vital operations running safely and efficiently.
Sources
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- 6: HowpeopleCareTavistock used automated room disinfection to overcome staffing shortages during the COVID-19 pandemic while also increasing infection control outcomes [Poster presentation]. IPAC Canada Virtual Conference.
- 7: when used as directed.