Industries

Healthcare and medical facilities

Clinics, medical offices and outpatient suites are judged on the surfaces people touch. We map them, put them on a schedule with the chemistry your infection-prevention lead approves, and log every pass.

A person in navy scrubs walks away down a bright clinic corridor past an exam room and a hand-sanitizer dispenser.

What changes in this building

Surfaces, chemistry, contact time.

  1. High-touch map

    Handles, rails, counters, chairs, equipment exteriors the clinic approves; where they are and how often.

  2. Exam rooms

    Turnover between patients on the clinic's rule; the full clean at close.

  3. Chemistry

    Your infection-prevention lead's approved list, contact times kept, the banned list beside it.

  4. Waste

    Regular and recycling with us; sharps and regulated medical waste with your contracted hauler.

  5. Records

    Room, surface class, product, lot, contact time, who. Ready for a survey.

A woman in navy and blue gloves works at a cleaning cart at the end of a dim hallway lined with glass lab windows.
A brushed steel door lever on a glass door, a blue-gloved hand in a navy sleeve beside it, a bright corridor behind.

Services for this building

What a healthcare scope usually contains.

In the clinic

  • A man in a navy polo and blue mask holds a red cloth and spray bottle by a toilet as a woman in a floral mask points.
  • A man in a knit cap and teal mask wears a backpack sprayer and holds a handheld sprayer before a wall of mops and a toilet.
  • A man holding a spray bottle and red cloth and a gray-haired man in a white mask lean over a toilet, a woman behind them.
  • A woman in a navy Add Life polo and blue gloves wipes the paper-covered exam table in a clinic exam room, a sink behind her.
  • A woman in a navy Add Life polo taps a wall-mounted tablet beside a lab door, a steel cart with a tub of wipes beside her.
  • A woman in navy scrubs, goggles, a mask and blue gloves wipes a gray exam table with a white cloth in a clinic room.

Questions from practice managers

Can you clean during clinic hours?

Yes, on a porter route for high-touch points and exam-room turnover under the clinic's rule, with the full clean at close.

Whose chemistry?

The list your infection-prevention lead approves. Contact times are kept and logged.

Do you handle medical waste?

No. Sharps and regulated medical waste stay with your contracted hauler; we handle regular and recycling streams.

Request a site walk

Share your contact details so we can arrange a site walk and discuss the service your facility needs.

Call 650-599-0202