Urgent care is the fastest-growing outpatient segment in Georgia. High patient turnover, walk-in traffic, and expanded hours (often 12-16 hours per day, 7 days a week) demand a fundamentally different cleaning approach than a traditional physician office.
The Three-Layer Program
Layer 1: Between-Patient Turnover
Medical assistants wipe high-touch surfaces (exam table, counter, doorknob) between every patient. Cleaning crew stocks turnover kits nightly — wipes, gloves, paper drapes, chux.
Layer 2: Mid-Day Reset
A day porter performs restroom refills, waiting-room touch cleaning, and trash pulls at midday. Prevents visible degradation during the second half of the shift.
Layer 3: Terminal Clean
Full nightly clean after close: floors, restrooms, all exam rooms, waiting area, break room, and biohazard trash. EPA List N disinfectant on all patient-contact surfaces.
Special Considerations
- Vomit and blood cleanup kits at every workstation.
- Sharps container swaps as part of nightly scope.
- 24/7 emergency response availability for outbreaks (norovirus, influenza).
- Waiting room toy sanitization — remove plush items entirely; wipe hard toys nightly.
Urgent Care Cleaning Specialists
We serve multiple urgent care networks across Metro Atlanta with day-porter plus nightly terminal cleaning programs.