Healthcare
Block the spread. Protect each other.
Eliminate Healthcare Acquired Infections (HAIs)
Elevate your standard of care—without inflating your budget.
Whether you manage a hospital, outpatient clinic, dialysis unit, or dental practice, patient and staff safety is always your top priority. But balancing clinical cleanliness with rising operational costs isn't easy.
We help healthcare leaders:
Reduce HAIs: Implement proven infection-prevention protocols that protect vulnerable patients.
Boost Satisfaction Scores: Drive higher consumer assessment ratings with noticeably cleaner facilities.
Lower Operational Costs: Adopt sustainable, efficient cleaning methods that protect your bottom line.
Where We Make an Impact
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Hemodialysis patients are at great risk of infection because treatment requires frequent use of catheters and needles. Disinfection of commonly used tools is important, but these tools are only as clean as their environment. Patient safety is reliant on a clean and disinfected facility. Hiring a professional means less distractions that could cause medication errors and patient falls–two major causes of infections in dialysis centers.
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Hospitals are exposed to a wide range of pathogens on a daily basis. While cold and flu viruses can live on a surface anywhere from a few seconds to 48 hours, bacteria can live on a surface for months. Regular cleaning with the right products is imperative to preventing the spread of infection and illness. The CoPro Clean program consists of specialized training, infection control, hospital-grade disinfectants, state-of-the-art equipment and a focus on touch surface disinfection.
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Healthcare acquired infections (HAIs) are no longer confined to the hospital environment. Recently, many reported outbreaks have been linked to outpatient settings and attributed to non-adherence to recommended infection-prevention procedures. Cleaning a medical office requires experienced, specialized training and the proper equipment that goes above and beyond basic general janitorial cleaning.