AGED CARE FACILITIES

In aged care facilities, nurses travel from room to room, interacting with tenants and equipment so a thorough disinfecting is critical due to the somewhat frail nature of the tenants and their immune systems. Typically, housekeeping has only a short window of time to clean before a new tenant arrives in a room.
•    Patient Rooms and Equipment
•    Bathrooms and Toilets
•    Nurse’s Stations
•    Lounge Areas

OFFICE SPACES

Office people work in close proximity with one another sharing space and equipment. This kind of environment encourages person-to-person and surface contact-to-person transmission of bacteria and viruses. How many sick days can your business afford?
•    Offices and Conference Rooms
•    Elevators
•    Rest Rooms
•    Electronics, Desks, and Countertops

DOCTORS PRACTICES 

Doctors and nurses see multiple patients throughout the day. Not all patients show symptoms of infection at the time of their office visit, so it is critical to take every step to prevent infection, from hand washing to routine cleaning and disinfection.
•    Reception Area
•    Waiting Rooms
•    Doctors Rooms

HOSPITALS 

Because of their size and complexity, hospitals are difficult to properly disinfect. Typically, healthcare workers routinely work with multiple patients over a shift increasing the chances of spreading infections.
•    Patient Rooms
•    Equipment 
•    Operating Rooms
•    Triage and Pre & Post Op
•    Reception and Waiting Rooms

SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSITIES

Schools and universities need to be diligent about responding to the pressure from parents and faculty to keep facilities germ free. Students tend to have reduced levels of personal hygiene so the greatest risk of infection comes from surfaces touched by multiple people.
•    Athletic Training Rooms
•    Lecture Halls
•    Dorm Rooms

CHILD CARE

Children in Child Care Centers have a tendency to pick up and spread any number of germs because of congregating in such close proximity and the sharing of toys, utensils and play areas. Parents have a legitimate fear of sending a healthy child to daycare and picking him or her up at the end of the day with a cold or worse.
•    Play Rooms, Toys
•    Sleeping Rooms
•    Nurses Office
•    Sinks, and Toilets

GYMS

Gym cleanliness is vital to your members. They expect clubs to be germ-free. Showers, floors, locker rooms, restrooms, and fitness equipment are the most common areas for being exposed to an infection due to their high-traffic and usage of these areas.
•    Changing Rooms
•    Workout Equipment
•    Exercise Rooms

VETS

Veterinarians and assistants can see many pets throughout their day potentially exposing them and their other patients to many diseases. With different breeds and varieties of pets moving through the facility, the high-traffic areas are prime infection transfer locations.
•    Waiting Room
•    Exam Rooms
•    Pet Grooming Areas, Kennels
•    Restroom, Sinks, and Toilets