Medical Cleaning Services

Trusted Medical Facility Cleaning on Long Island NY

When it comes to cleaning medical facilities, Advance Industrial Maintenance has been the professional company Long Island calls for over a decade. Schedule a Walk Through Today and see how we can meet your cleaning needs!

Choose Advance Industrial Maintenance for Your Medical Center

If you're situated in the New York area, there's a good chance you've come across our services in some capacity. When visiting your local physician or dentist, it's highly likely that they rely on Advance Industrial Maintenance for their cleaning needs as well. We are proud to be recognized as a top-rated provider of medical cleaning services throughout New York.

Our professional janitorial services are designed to thoroughly maintain your medical facility ensuring a pristine and hygienic environment. It is essential that your healthcare practice is kept immaculately clean, and that is our commitment to you—delivering exceptional housekeeping services tailored to your medical setting.

To learn more about Advance Industrial Maintenance and the range of services we offer, please explore this page. Our corporate headquarters is located in Bohemia, New York, and we eagerly anticipate the opportunity to add your facility to our cleaning schedule.

Medical Housekeeping Services Include:

• Comprehensive Medical Facility Cleaning
• Flexible Daily, Weekly, and Monthly Service Plans
• Fully Customizable Cleaning Solutions
• High-Quality Floor Care
• Professional Carpet Cleaning
• Terminal Cleaning

Contact us today to ensure your medical facility upholds the highest standards of cleanliness!

In healthcare settings, the frequency of terminal cleaning can vary based on a number of factors, including the type of facility, the patient population, and specific regulatory requirements. However, general guidelines suggest the following:

1. After Patient Discharge: Terminal cleaning should be conducted after a patient is discharged from a room, particularly if they were hospitalized due to an infectious disease.

2. Daily Cleaning for High-Risk Areas: Areas such as operating rooms, intensive care units (ICUs), and isolation rooms may require terminal cleaning daily or after each use, depending on the protocols of the facility.

3. Scheduled Intervals: Some facilities may implement terminal cleaning on a scheduled basis, such as weekly or bi-weekly, in addition to regular cleaning protocols.

4. Outbreak Situations: In the event of an outbreak of an infectious disease, terminal cleaning may be increased to help control the spread of pathogens.

5. End-of-Day Cleaning: In some healthcare settings, terminal cleaning procedures are performed at the end of each day to prepare spaces for the next day’s operations.

6. Following Specific Procedures: Certain procedures, such as surgeries or invasive treatments, may necessitate immediate terminal cleaning after the procedure is completed. Ultimately, the specific frequency of terminal cleaning should be determined by the healthcare facility's infection control policies, risk assessments, and best practices to ensure a safe environment for patients and staff.

Ultimately, the specific frequency of terminal cleaning should be determined by the healthcare facility's infection control policies, risk assessments, and best practices to ensure a safe environment for patients and staff.

Cleaning

Daily Cleaning Tasks:

• Dusting and vacuuming: Dust surfaces and vacuum carpets to maintain a clean and presentable environment.
• Trash removal: Empty trash cans and replace liners to prevent odors and clutter.
• Surface cleaning: Wipe down desks, tables, and other surfaces with disinfectant to reduce germs and stains.
• Restroom maintenance: Ensure restrooms are stocked with supplies, clean sinks, toilets, and mirrors, and address any unpleasant odors.

Weekly Cleaning Tasks:

• Deep cleaning carpets and floors: Schedule professional carpet cleaning or deep-clean hard floors.
• Windows and glass: Clean windows and glass partitions for a streak-free shine.
• Breakroom maintenance: Clean appliances and surfaces in the breakroom, including microwaves and refrigerators.

Monthly or Quarterly Tasks:

• Furniture cleaning: Steam clean or spot-clean office furniture to maintain its appearance.
• Air vents and filters: Check and clean air vents and filters to ensure good air quality.

General Tips for Medical Facilities

• Use proper cleaning products: Offices may require standard cleaners, while medical facilities demand hospital-grade disinfectants and specialized cleaning agents.
• Training: Ensure cleaning staff are trained in proper cleaning techniques and chemical usage, particularly in medical settings where protocols are stringent.
• Compliance: Follow all relevant regulations and guidelines, such as OSHA standards for workplaces and OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard for medical facilities.
• Green cleaning: Consider using eco-friendly cleaning products and practices to minimize environmental impact.