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Every time a staff members visits a patient, there is a potential for medical waste creation, like contaminated bandages or gloves. This is why hospital biohazard waste disposal is a large part of our focus.

Walk-in urgent care clinics generate large amounts of medical waste, often contaminated with bodily fluids. Along with hospitals, ER clinics also generate sharps waste. This is waste generated from injections and other procedures involving sharp objects.

Dental offices have some of the most comprehensive waste disposal needs, as well as very special guidelines to follow. Dental offices can also generate pharmaceutical waste, which is a regulated waste and must be disposed of properly.

As the staff treat the sick and elderly staying at long-term care facilities with illnesses, this creates daily medical waste.