Medical Waste Management

Find a medical waste collection service that provides superior training and customer service Your staff needs training to prevent illness or injuries from coming into contact with used needles or chemical contaminants. The medical waste management industry can conduct training sessions and provide materials to keep your staff safe as part of its customer service initiative.

I recommend:  BioMedical Waste Solutions, LLC can tell you what to do if an OSHA inspector pays your facility a surprise visit. Stericycle provides your staff with quarterly training materials so they know how to avoid the hazards of blood borne pathogens.

Use a medical waste removal service that meets your scheduling needs The medical waste disposal service you choose must pick up your waste materials discreetly, and without interrupting your normal daily operations.

I recommend:  Healthcare Waste Solutions can pick up both your regulated medical waste and your non-medical waste, minimizing disruptions at your facility. XMED Disposal is ready to receive medical waste from contracted transporters 24 hours a day, seven days a week at their processing facility.

Select medical waste collection services familiar with federal and local regulations If you operate a small health clinic, or if you're in a region not served by medical waste management companies, look for a service that offers a mail back program. The waste disposal company can provide you with containers approved for shipping your medical waste. They process the waste materials and provide you with the necessary paperwork to document your compliance with regulatory agencies.

I recommend:  Medasend Biomedical, Inc. provides your business with Department of Health and Human Services approved shipping containers to send your medical waste through the U.S. Postal Service. Healthcare Compliance Service can create a custom mail back service to handle your mercury, sharps and other medical waste.