Healthcare Environmental

For more than two decades, AbilityOne has been helping our DoD and federal customers maintain healthy, clean hospitals, clinics and other medical facilities. Patients, health providers and visitors deserve the best, most sanitary conditions possible, so our expert healthcare environmental technicians are trained to meet the strictest cleaning requirements.

Our Healthcare Environmental Services (HES) include:

• Aseptic cleaning of all units
• Hazardous waste collection, containment, transportation, securing and stagin
• Linens collections, distributions and placements
• Continuous training programs for employees and medical staff in all areas of HES
• Obtaining, mixing, handling, application, final cleaning and disposal of disinfectants and residues
• Thorough cleaning of visiting and common areas for patients, visitors and other guests
• Securing and cleaning of administrative space
• Specific and individualized cleaning and applications of all interior surfaces including windows, ceilings, floors and areas with human contact throughout the medical facilities
• Management of employees, work areas, supplies and equipment and OSHA requirements (MSDS records, etc.) as required by JCAHO standards
• Superior facility performance even with variable requirements, locations and/or time of day

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Top Customers

U. S. Army: Ft. Carson, CO

U. S. Army: Ft. Belvoir, VA

U. S. Navy: Balboa Naval Hospital, CA

U. S. Navy: Great Lakes Naval Center, IL

U. S. Navy: Hospital, Camp Lejeune, NC

U. S. Navy: Naval Hospital Bremerton, WA

Department of Veterans Affairs: VA Outpatient Clinic, NC

“We were able to finalize a contract within a very short time frame despite a myriad of challenges that had to be overcome. Every step of the way, [AbilityOne] went the extra mile to quickly resolve any issue including the need for a very quick turn-around time and the requirement that the clothing be cleaned inside a restricted area.”

Theresa Y. Woodard Anniston Army Depot, AL