Model Aquatic Health Code

  • CMAHC Launches โ€œRipples of Changeโ€ Campaign

    The Council for the Model Aquatic Health Code, the nonprofit that supports the Centers for Disease Control and Preventionโ€™s Model Aquatic Health Code, has launched an urgent fundraising campaign titled Ripples of Change in response to a significant funding shortfall that threatens to disrupt its public health mission.

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    Agua Segura Simplificada

    En respuesta a la MAHC, Aquasol desarrollรณ el sistema de Interbloqueo Universal Avanzado (Advanced Universal Interlock, AUI), un sistema de interbloqueo elรฉctrico multicapa que desactiva inmediatamente los dosificadores de productos quรญmicos cuando se detecta un flujo bajo o nulo en los sistemas de la piscina. El AUI ayuda a prevenir lesiones a los y las nadadores causadas por la creaciรณn y exposiciรณn involuntarias al gas de cloro.

  • Cyanuric Acid Debate

    There was a standing-room-only panel discussion at the International Pool | Spa | Patio Expo this past November on cyanuric acid in pool water care. Panelists consisted of three members of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Ad-Hoc Committee of the Council for the Model Aquatic Health Code (Ellen Meyer, product safety and government…

  • The Rise of Automation

    Human error is largely to blame when a commercial pool experiences problems, which is why automated systems are gaining popularity year after year. An automated system eases the burden of having to be on-site several times a day to take a reading. And with growing public concern around water condition in commercial pools, these systems…

  • Register Now to Attend the CMAHC Conference

    The second biennial Council for the Model Aquaticย Healthย Code conference will be held Oct. 17-18 in Denver, Colorado. You can attend in person or online. At the conference, CMAHC members will be voting on 179 proposed changes to the Model Aquatic Health Code.ย  The CMAHC Technical Review Committee has reviewed all 179 proposed changes to the…

  • Evolution, Not Revolution

    I got involved with the process of developing the Model Aquatic Health Code in 2005. United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sponsored a workshop at the request of the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists. Since the โ€™90s they had seen an increase in pool-related illnesses. It was difficult to address because health…