EMBIO Diagnostics joins the International WELL Building Institute

EMBIO Diagnostics has announced its involvement in the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) membership programme as a Cornerstone Member.

As noted in a relevant press release, EMBIO Diagnostics joins like-minded companies from across the globe that are committed to enhancing buildings and communities to help people thrive.

The membership programme at IWBI convenes, celebrates and fosters collaboration with companies and organizations who are leading the movement to advance human health in buildings and communities around the world. This dynamic framework allows EMBIO Diagnostics to tap into IWBI’s expansive resources and knowledge and demonstrates the company’s alignment with IWBI’s mission.

“The IWBI membership community’s steady growth complements a growing global commitment to people-first places,” said Rachel Hodgdon, president & CEO of IWBI. “Health and well-being are investments that we know pay dividends in times of struggle and of success. We’re excited and humbled to work alongside these global leaders to advance this movement toward a better and healthier future for everyone, everywhere.”

A Commitment to healthier indoor spaces

“At EMBIO, we believe that air quality is not just a metric—it’s a fundamental pillar of human health, productivity, and well-being,” said Constantinos Loizou, CEO of EMBIO Diagnostics. “Joining IWBI empowers us to contribute to a global movement for healthier indoor spaces while integrating our advanced sensor technology to support WELL standards and ESG initiatives.”

As part of its IWBI membership, EMBIO will align its airbeld™ real-time air monitoring solutions with WELL standards, providing organizations with data-driven insights to optimize indoor air quality. By integrating its expertise in sensor technology with IWBI’s framework, EMBIO aims to help businesses, institutions, and building owners achieve WELL Certification and the WELL Health-Safety Rating, ensuring safer and more sustainable environments.