Hospitals and temperature?

[UltimateNobody]

Hi guys

I am currently setting up my hospital, the whole sterile floor and medical bed thing with monitors and what have you.

I was thinking of adding an air conditioner - to keep the temperatures in the hospital as cold as possible (but not being harmful to my people), because I know some diseases IRL won't spring to life if the area is too cold. Will this hold true in the game? Will a cold hospital help infections go away for example?

TIA

[TwoTonGamer]

You will be thankful for the air conditioning in the hospital if you have heat waves in your biome. It may even save a colonist's life.
Unfortunately, I do not believe infections or diseases are modeled to take room temperature into account other than how that temperature may affect the colonist themselves.

[M.K.]

Temperature does not affect healing, or infections, at all.

Other than the way they would affect the pawns normally.
It is quite possible to die of frostbite or heatstroke in a hospital bed, especially as the patient cannot always get up to change clothing levels.

[Kiwi]

You wanna keep it at comfortable temperature when it's being used. ~70

[Markus Reese]

having a comfortable temperature can also affect manipulation. Good for if you have to operate and treatment quality