Medical Facility Cleaning

Maintaining a clean and sanitary environment in medical facilities is crucial for the health and safety of patients, staff, and visitors. At Your Cleaning Crew, we understand the critical importance of stringent cleaning protocols in healthcare settings. Our specialized cleaning services are designed to meet the highest standards of hygiene, ensuring a safe and healthy environment.

Cleanliness in medical facilities is not just about appearance; it’s about preventing the spread of infections and ensuring patient safety. Proper cleaning and disinfection reduce the risk of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), protect vulnerable patients, and create a professional and welcoming atmosphere. At Your Cleaning Crew, we are committed to providing top-notch cleaning services that support the overall health and well-being of everyone in the facility.

Our Comprehensive Scope of Work

1. General Cleaning Tasks

  • Daily Cleaning
    • Empty and sanitize all trash receptacles; replace liners.
    • Dust and wipe down all horizontal surfaces including desks, chairs, tables, and shelves.
    • Vacuum all carpeted areas and mats.
    • Sweep and mop hard floors using appropriate disinfectants.
    • Clean and disinfect high-touch areas such as door handles, light switches, and handrails.
    • Refill soap dispensers, paper towel dispensers, and hand sanitizers.
    • Clean glass doors and windows.
  • Weekly Cleaning
    • Dust high surfaces, including vents, light fixtures, and ceiling fans.
    • Polish furniture and fixtures.
    • Deep clean and disinfect floors, including buffing and waxing as needed.
    • Clean and disinfect walls and partitions.
  • Monthly Cleaning
    • Deep clean carpets using steam or shampoo methods.
    • Wash and disinfect all windows (interior and exterior).

2. Patient Rooms and Treatment Areas

  • Daily Cleaning
    • Clean and disinfect patient beds, including rails, headboards, and footboards.
    • Sanitize all medical equipment surfaces and frequently touched items.
    • Change bed linens and make beds with fresh sheets.
    • Clean and disinfect bedside tables, overbed tables, and chairs.
    • Ensure that floors are clean and free of debris.
  • Discharge Cleaning (After Patient Discharge)
    • Remove and properly dispose of all used linens and bed coverings.
    • Clean and disinfect the entire room, including walls, floors, and fixtures.
    • Replace bed linens with fresh, sanitized sheets.
    • Restock all necessary supplies and ensure the room is ready for the next patient.

3. Restrooms and Sanitary Areas

  • Daily Cleaning
    • Clean and disinfect all surfaces including sinks, toilets, and urinals.
    • Refill toilet paper, paper towels, and soap dispensers.
    • Sweep and mop floors using disinfectant solutions.
    • Clean and polish mirrors and other reflective surfaces.
    • Empty and sanitize trash bins; replace liners.
  • Weekly Cleaning
    • Deep clean and disinfect all restroom surfaces, including walls and partitions.
    • Descale and clean all fixtures and fittings.
    • Check for and report any maintenance issues, such as leaks or broken fixtures.

4. Waiting Areas and Reception

  • Daily Cleaning
    • Dust and wipe down all furniture, including chairs, tables, and reception desks.
    • Clean and disinfect high-touch surfaces such as armrests, counters, and electronic devices.
    • Vacuum or sweep and mop floors.
    • Ensure that magazines and reading materials are neatly arranged and free of visible dirt.
    • Clean glass doors and windows.

5. Kitchens and Break Rooms

  • Daily Cleaning
    • Clean and sanitize countertops, tables, and chairs.
    • Wipe down and disinfect all appliances, including microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers.
    • Empty and sanitize trash bins; replace liners.
    • Sweep and mop floors using appropriate disinfectants.
  • Weekly Cleaning
    • Clean inside and outside of appliances.
    • Organize and clean cabinets and drawers.

6. Infection Control

  • Ensure all cleaning staff are trained in infection control practices and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE).
  • Adhere to guidelines and protocols set by health authorities and the medical facility.
  • Regularly update cleaning procedures based on the latest infection control standards.

7. Quality Control and Reporting

  • Conduct regular inspections to ensure cleaning standards are met.
  • Maintain a log of cleaning activities, including date, time, and areas cleaned.
  • Report any maintenance issues or supply shortages to the appropriate personnel.
  • Provide feedback and recommendations for improving cleaning procedures.

8. Emergency Cleaning Services

  • Provide rapid response cleaning for spillages, contamination incidents, or other emergencies.
  • Ensure availability of on-call staff for after-hours emergencies.

9. Training and Safety

  • Provide ongoing training for cleaning staff on the latest cleaning techniques and safety protocols.
  • Ensure all cleaning staff are aware of and comply with OSHA regulations and facility-specific safety guidelines.
  • Maintain records of training sessions and certifications.

By choosing Your Cleaning Crew, you can rest assured that your medical facility will be maintained to the highest standards of cleanliness and hygiene, creating a safe and welcoming environment for everyone.

If you have any questions that haven’t been answered on this page, we invite you to visit our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section for more information. Our FAQ covers a wide range of topics and is designed to provide you with detailed answers to common inquiries about our services. If you still have questions or need further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us. You can reach us by phone at 0383131637/0410086600, or click here to get in touch. Our team is always here to help and ensure you have all the information you need.