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Cleaning that has to survive a survey.
Acute care hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, dialysis facilities, medical offices, and specialty clinics across Long Island and New York City.
In a hospital, cleaning is a compliance function.
It appears in your Environment of Care documentation. It shows up in infection prevention rounds. It is examined when a surveyor walks the building. Treating it as housekeeping is how facilities end up scrambling three weeks before an accreditation visit.
We run healthcare cleaning through Professional Maintenance of Long Island, our cleaning division, and supply it from our own distribution network. That means the disinfectant your protocol specifies is the disinfectant in the closet, and the person who can answer a question about dwell time works for the same company as the person holding the cloth.
Clinical protocols
The procedures that get examined, run the way they're written.
- OR and patient room turnover — terminal cleaning and between-case protocols for surgical suites and patient care areas
- Article 28 cleaning — New York State compliance for licensed healthcare facilities
- USP 797 and 800 — specialized protocols for sterile compounding and hazardous drug areas
- Dialysis center services — infection control protocols for renal care environments
- Isolation precautions — PPE and color-coded systems, trained before assignment to a healthcare account
Documentation that exists before someone asks for it
The difference between passing a survey and panicking before one is usually paperwork you either kept or didn't.
- Scheduled quality inspections with written scoring and corrective action tracking
- Joint Commission preparation — compliance support ahead of accreditation visits
- Training completion certificates for every crew member, ready for your file
- Product documentation — SDS, EPA registration, and dwell-time data on the chemistry we supply
Supply that doesn't run out
A protocol is only as good as whether the product is on the shelf at 3am.
- Healthcare-grade chemistry from Diversey and Clorox Professional, with manufacturer support behind it
- 98% fill rate with same-day delivery available across Long Island and the boroughs
- Material management — stock room organization, automated replenishment, usage tracking
- SKU reduction — most facilities are carrying products they stopped needing years ago
Turnover is the real compliance risk
Roughly 10% of cleaning staff turns over every year. Protocols don't degrade because someone wrote them badly — they degrade because the person who knew them left in March.
Our CIMS-certified trainers retrain crews in our Holbrook facility, on the equipment and chemistry they'll actually use, in English or Spanish. Everyone finishes with a completion certificate for your documentation.
Standards survive turnover only if retraining is scheduled, not reactive.
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We respond to formal RFPs and provide references, certificates of insurance, sample scopes of work, and protocol documentation on request.