Hospital & Medical Facility Cleaning Services
Comprehensive Infection Control, Compliance, and Hygiene Solutions
Serving Medical Facilities Across The United States
Healthcare facilities—hospitals, outpatient centers, and private practices—require far more than standard janitorial services. Clean Team provides certified, compliant, and results-driven medical facility cleaning services built around infection control protocols, OSHA and CDC standards, and the rigorous expectations of modern healthcare environments.



24 Hour Service Backed by 25+ Years of Expertise
At Clean Team, we have a solid knowledge of aseptic cleaning and know the differences between clean, contamination-free, and sterile. From disinfectants and detergents to charge buckets and broad-spectrum cleaners, we use only the top-quality, hospital-grade cleaning solutions.
We have over 25 years of cleaning experience in the medical industry, providing quality cleaning service to all healthcare facilities:
Hospitals
Infusion centers
Surgical centers
Group practices
Dialysis centers
Clinical laboratories
Office-based surgery centers
Dental facilities
Medical offices
Physician offices
Terminal Cleaning
Walk-in medical centers
Ambulatory care providers
Outpatient surgery facilities
Blood transfusion and donor centers
Healthcare Centers
Operation / Operating rooms
Surgical Centers
Procedure Rooms
Ambulatory surgery center (ASC)
Pre-op
PACU
Trusted Medical Office Cleaning Services Built for Healthcare Environments
Clean Team is more than a janitorial vendor—we are a strategic infection control partner. As hospital cleaning companies face mounting expectations around audit readiness, HAI prevention, and patient perception, we remain committed to:
Protecting your patients and staff
Supporting accreditation success
Delivering consistent, reportable hygiene outcomes
Medical Facilities We Clean







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Key Considerations for Medical Facilities Hiring Cleaning Companies
Medical environments demand far more than basic cleanliness—they require precise, protocol-driven sanitation programs to control infection, maintain compliance, and ensure patient safety. Each component of a hospital or medical office cleaning plan must be evaluated against regulatory benchmarks and technical performance standards. Below are the most critical evaluation points when hiring a commercial cleaning company for healthcare settings.
1. Experience and Specialization in Healthcare Environments
The cleaning requirements in a hospital differ drastically from those of a typical office building. Healthcare facilities present high-risk conditions where contamination, cross-infection, and patient safety must be addressed with clinical precision. Vendors must bring proven healthcare-specific experience to the table—not simply general commercial cleaning.
Clean Team technicians are trained in:
Proper handling of biohazardous materials
Sterile zone maintenance and prevention of cross-contamination
Cleaning protocols for high-risk areas including surgical suites and isolation rooms
Clean Team has a proven track record serving diverse healthcare settings—from hospitals and surgical centers to ambulatory care and dialysis units. We provide client references and performance metrics on request.
2. Certifications and Staff Training
Regulatory agencies like OSHA and CDC place firm requirements on how healthcare environments must be cleaned. Certification ensures that cleaning personnel are not just trained—but qualified to work within medical facilities and apply infection control techniques that meet federal and accreditation standards.
All Clean Team staff receive:
OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Training
HIPAA Awareness Training to protect PHI during service delivery
Infection Control Certification, including evidence-based cleaning sequences and dwell-time compliance
Ongoing education ensures every cleaner stays current on regulatory and microbiological developments.
3. Understanding of Regulatory Compliance
Compliance is not optional in the healthcare space—it is a daily operating standard. The right cleaning partner must be fluent in the guidelines established by agencies like the CDC, OSHA, and Joint Commission (JCAHO). Failure to comply with these guidelines can result in failed audits, legal risks, and increased HAIs.
Our cleaning protocols are fully aligned with:
CDC Environmental Cleaning Guidelines
Joint Commission (JCAHO) Infection Control Requirements
OSHA Hazard Communication and PPE Protocols
We embed these standards into every cleaning plan and provide documentation to support facility accreditation and inspections.
4. Use of Medical-Grade Products and Techniques
The selection of disinfectants and tools used in medical cleaning must be based on efficacy against healthcare-associated pathogens—not just appearance or convenience. Every material, disinfectant, and delivery method must support sanitation without disrupting sensitive clinical environments.
Unlike standard commercial environments, medical facilities demand:
EPA-registered disinfectants, tailored by pathogen risk
Electrostatic disinfection technology for thorough, even surface coverage
High-touch surface disinfection cycles for waiting rooms, nurse stations, and exam tables
Our team follows material-specific disinfection protocols to avoid surface damage while maximizing sanitation.
5. Evidence-Based Infection Control Protocols
HAIs (Healthcare-Associated Infections) continue to be a top concern for hospitals and clinics. Effective cleaning programs must be built on proven infection prevention science and adapted to facility risk zones, patient population, and outbreak readiness.
We use CDC-backed methods to break the chain of infection and reduce HAI risks. Our procedures include:
Risk-based cleaning frequency by area (e.g., OR vs. administrative)
Pathogen-specific cleaning responses during outbreaks
Isolation room disinfection with negative pressure containment if needed
6. Liability Insurance and Risk Management
Facilities operating in healthcare must mitigate risk on every front—including service partnerships. Cleaning vendors must be fully insured, compliant, and transparent in their coverage to protect against injury, contamination, or property damage incidents.
Every Clean Team medical cleaning contract includes:
General liability insurance
Workers’ compensation coverage
Documentation showing coverage limits tailored to healthcare environments
We also offer certificates of insurance for audit readiness and facility onboarding.
7. HIPAA Compliance and Privacy Protocols
Janitorial staff may not have access to patient records, but they often work in areas where sensitive information is exposed. Understanding and adhering to HIPAA-aligned procedures is essential to protect privacy and maintain institutional compliance.
Clean Team ensures:
No cleaning of screens, documents, or digital devices unless explicitly approved
Confidentiality agreements signed by all cleaning staff
Staff trained to recognize and avoid PHI-related breaches
8. Quality Monitoring & Performance Reporting
Consistency and accountability are essential components of a healthcare cleaning program. In medical environments, the ability to verify cleanliness through data—not assumptions—is what separates standard janitorial services from professional-grade infection control. Clean Team uses tools like CleanTelligent, a digital quality control platform that enables real-time documentation of work orders, captures photographic evidence of completed tasks, and provides clear communication between service teams and facility managers. This level of transparency supports internal reporting, audit preparation, and continuous service improvement across all areas—from exam rooms to public corridors.
Floor Care, Quality Control, and Proactive Management
Healthcare facilities often have extensive vinyl composite tile (VCT) flooring, which requires meticulous care. Our team uses advanced auto scrubbers or high-quality flat mops to maintain cleanliness and appearance. Floors are a significant component of facility aesthetics and hygiene, and our expertise ensures they remain spotless and safe.
To maintain consistent quality, we use software like CleanTelligent, enabling proactive quality control. Through this system, we document work orders, capture real-time images of cleaned areas, and ensure all tasks meet your expectations. This transparency allows you to see the care and attention being given to your facility, from exam rooms to common areas.
9. Medical Waste Management Expertise
Proper waste management is essential in medical environments to avoid regulatory violations, exposure incidents, and environmental hazards. Cleaning companies must understand the full scope of hazardous waste protocols—from sharps to red bag materials.
We are trained in the proper segregation and disposal of regulated medical waste:
Color-coded systems for sharps, red bag waste, and general biohazards
Documentation for waste handling and chain-of-custody
Compliance with local and federal waste regulations
10. Adaptability to Diverse Medical Settings
From single-provider clinics to hospital networks, every healthcare facility has its own operational rhythm and sanitation challenges. Cleaning providers must be flexible enough to adjust methods and scheduling while ensuring consistent quality across all environments.
Clean Team customizes services to suit:
Specialty-specific disinfection protocols
Consistency across multi-location healthcare networks
Flexible schedules to support 24/7 or after-hours operations
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