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Physical Therapy and Rehab Clinic Cleaning Guide

6 min readUpdated 2026-08-21By Blue Collar Cleaning Co.

Physical therapy patients often have open wounds, compromised immune systems post-surgery, or contagious skin conditions. Combined with heavy equipment sharing, this makes PT clinics one of the most infection-sensitive outpatient environments.

Equipment Sanitization

  • Treatment tables: disinfected between every patient by clinical staff; deep cleaned nightly.
  • Therabands and small equipment: disinfected after each session.
  • Balance boards and BOSU: wiped nightly with hospital-grade disinfectant.
  • Ultrasound and e-stim probes: disinfected per manufacturer between each use.
  • Whirlpool tubs: drained, scrubbed, and disinfected after every patient.

Mat and Floor Cleaning

Rubber mats collect sweat, skin cells, and shoe-borne pathogens. Vacuum nightly, damp mop with quaternary disinfectant, and deep clean quarterly. Foam mats should be inspected for moisture retention and replaced if soft.

Locker Rooms and Restrooms

Wet floors, humidity, and shared surfaces make locker rooms high-risk for MRSA and fungal transmission. Daily disinfection of benches, lockers, and shower stalls is non-negotiable.

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