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Services:
Medical Waste Disposal for biohazard & red bag waste, sharps waste, pharmaceutical & medicine waste, and pathological & trace chemotherapy waste. Online waste tracking with email notifications is included.
Paper Shredding & Disposal for paper waste in file boxes or locking paper containers. Paper collections can be done during any medical waste service visit. Online waste tracking with email notifications is included.
Hazardous Waste Disposal for RCRA waste generated in a healthcare facility. Assistance with profiling and containerization is included.
Products Store where you can purchase containers and supplies. MedWaste can also automatically replace your disposable containers that we collect, so you never have to order containers again! Call for details.
Online Access & Training where you can view & print your waste tracking documentation, train & certify in OSHA and HIPPA courses, and much more!
Service Frequencies:
- On Call (when you request it)
- Quarterly (every three months)
- Monthly
- Bi Monthly (twice a month)
- Every Two weeks
- Weekly
- Twice A Week
- Custom Scheduling Available
Change service frequency at anytime. No contracts. Call for pricing in your area!
Household Sharps Waste: Properly dispose of your household needles, diabetic lancets, and syringes.
- Step 1 - Contain your sharps in a sharps container or other hard plastic container, such as a laundry detergent bottle or mouth wash bottle. Close the container.
- Step 2 - Dispose of your container at a local household sharps collection site, or use a mailable sharps container system and bring it to your local mail place to be sent out for disposal.
Household Medicine Waste: Properly dispose of your household's unused medicines & pills.
- Option 1 - Bring your medicines to a local collection site or take back event. You can find the medicine collection site that is nearest to you by using Google’s special locator tool or the DEA’s locator tool.
- Option 2 - Some medicines can and should be flushed down the sink or toilet. Read the FDA’s information on flushing medicines.