Healthcare Infection Control & Facilities Management
Clinical-grade cleaning and security for hospitals, clinics, and medical facilities
Clinical Excellence in Infection Prevention
Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) affect approximately 1 in 31 hospital patients on any given day, according to the CDC. This staggering statistic underscores the critical importance of rigorous cleaning, disinfection, and infection control protocols. Healthcare facilities must comply with Joint Commission standards, CDC core practices, CMS Conditions of Participation, and evolving regulations that took effect July 1, 2024.
Our healthcare solutions go beyond basic cleaning. We implement clinical-grade disinfection protocols, maintain strict compliance with infection prevention standards, and ensure every surface—from operating rooms to patient wards—meets the highest safety standards. Our staff are fully trained in healthcare protocols, equipped with appropriate PPE, and committed to protecting vulnerable populations.
Our Healthcare Services Include:
- ✓ Hospital-Grade Disinfection: EPA-approved disinfectants and clinical-grade protocols for all patient-care areas
- ✓ Operating Room Cleaning: Specialized protocols for surgical suites with strict environmental controls
- ✓ Airborne Isolation Room Management: Compliance with new Joint Commission requirements for surge capacity
- ✓ Biohazard & Medical Waste Handling: Safe disposal of hazardous materials per regulatory standards
- ✓ Hand Hygiene Infrastructure: Stringent placement and design of sinks to maximize use and minimize contamination
- ✓ 24/7 Emergency Response: Rapid response teams for contamination incidents and deep cleaning needs
- ✓ Patient Privacy & Security: Trained personnel with HIPAA compliance and confidentiality protocols
Regulatory Compliance & Standards
Joint Commission Standards (2024)
Streamlined infection prevention and control standards focusing on structures needed to support quality and safety, aligned with CDC Core Practices and CMS Conditions of Participation.
- • Comprehensive written IPC program with defined goals and scope
- • Organizational structure for infection prevention
- • Facility-wide implementation across all departments
CDC Core Practices
Essential infection prevention and control practices required in all healthcare settings, regardless of the type of healthcare provided.
- • Hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette
- • Appropriate use of personal protective equipment
- • Safe injection practices and environmental controls
Why Healthcare Facilities Choose Us
HAI Risk: Healthcare-associated infections affect 1 in 31 hospital patients daily. Our protocols prevent this.
Compliance: Full adherence to Joint Commission, CDC, and CMS standards with regular audits and documentation
Availability: Round-the-clock emergency response and deep cleaning capabilities for critical situations