Hospital cleaning
Cleaning and disinfection of healthcare environments, with training, protocols and supervision integrated with the institution.
In a healthcare environment, cleaning is part of the care routine. Each area has its own characteristics, and the way it is cleaned changes according to risk, patient flow and the institution's protocols.
Milclean structures hospital cleaning around a method: procedures for each area, trained and up-to-date teams, standardized materials and techniques, and supervision that follows execution. All of it is integrated with the protocols defined by the institution and its infection control service.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between routine (concurrent) and terminal cleaning?
Routine (concurrent) cleaning is done daily while the area is in use and covers upkeep and removal of the day's soiling. Terminal cleaning is more thorough and takes place at discharge, at transfer or as scheduled by the institution, covering the room's surfaces, furniture and equipment.
Who defines the products and techniques?
Procedures are aligned with the protocols of the institution and its infection control service. Milclean standardizes execution, trains the team and provides supervision.
Does the team receive specific training?
Yes. Before taking over an area and periodically after that, with updates whenever the institution changes a protocol.
Can hygiene supplies be included in the contract?
Yes. Hand hygiene products, paper products, dispensers and cleaning materials can be supplied by Milclean itself.