Medical Facility & Hospital Cleaning Services NYC

Areas where patients receive patient care, such as intensive care units (ICU). Cleaning must follow the strict infection protocols, which include standards for cleaning high-touch surface, disinfection of areas such as light switches, terminal cleaning. We use mandatory PPE equipment and automatically document completed cleaning teaks, and provide ongoing training of our professional cleaners in the correct handling and disposal of equipment PPE.

Operating theatres, require specific cleaning before, between, and after use to maintaining a sterile environment, and avoid infection and ensure patient safety. When cleaning operating rooms we use hospital-grade disinfectants, ensure prescribed dwell times, and follow specific standards for cleaning floors, lights switches, light fixtures, medical equipment , as well as surfaces, and air vent grills.

Emergency areas are high-traffic, high-risk areas in a medical facility. It therefore requires frequent cleaning and quick turnover to control pathogens. Regulation requires focus on stretcher bays, trauma rooms, waiting areas, and high-touch surfaces.

Clinics and treatment areas for non-admitted patients, including procedure rooms, medical offices, and other types of healthcare facilities. We make sure our cleaning process control cross-contamination risks and support the need for quick and efficient patient handling, with checklists aligned to care standards.

High-traffic zones, including waiting rooms, require routine cleaning of high touch surfaces such as (handrails, elevator buttons, door handles), floors, and restroom fixtures, to maintain a clean and hygienic environment for the purpose of patient safety and prevent the spread of germs.

Areas include: non-clinical offices, breakrooms, and conference areas. Following cleaning standards to ensures a safe environment for hospital staff, which include regular disinfection of surfaces (such as desks, phones, and computers), trash removal.

Proper floor care is imperative for overall cleanliness and key to meet medical facility cleaning standards required for medical facilities. All floor types—vinyl, tile, terrazzo, carpet, and specialty surfaces—must be maintained to prevent slip accidents, prevent infection, and ensure compliance with DOH and OSHA standards. All cleaning equipment is maintained and color-coded to prevent cross-contamination.

Interior windows, glass partitions, and doors are cleaned with low-volatile organic compounds (green cleaning products) and eco friendly products for window and glass cleaning to ensure safety for patients, staff, and the environment, while improving air quality and reducing VOCs in order to ensure and follow safety and infection prevention standards. Eco-friendly cleaning products and cleaning equipment also help to eliminate toxic elements and contribute to a safer facility for both patients and staff.

Linen management includes the collection, handling, and distribution of all dirty and clean linens, including bed sheets, gowns, towels, and drapes. Dirty linens are removed in closed, leak-proof bags and transported to prevent cross-contamination. Clean linens are stored and delivered to patient care areas according to protocols to avoid exposure to pathogens.