Medical offices live and die by infection control. Here's what a real medical-grade cleaning program looks like — and what auditors actually check.
Patients judge a medical practice in the first 30 seconds — the lobby, the restroom, the exam room. Auditors judge it in the documentation. A real medical office cleaning program serves both.
What separates medical-grade from standard janitorial
- EPA List N disinfectants with documented dwell times on every surface
- Color-coded microfiber (exam vs. restroom vs. common areas — never mixed)
- Sharps-aware protocols and OSHA bloodborne pathogen training for every tech
- Terminal cleaning of exam rooms between high-risk patients
- Daily logs signed by the on-site supervisor
High-touch points that get missed
- Blood pressure cuffs and otoscope handles
- Pen cups and clipboards at check-in
- Chair arms in the waiting room (cloth chairs are the worst offenders)
- Door push plates and bathroom stall latches
Documentation that protects the practice
We deliver monthly sanitation reports, chemical SDS binders, and staff training certifications — the exact package an OSHA, CMS, or accreditation surveyor wants to see.
If your practice is preparing for accreditation or you've had a recent complaint, a 90-day reset program brings everything to standard fast.