Medical Office Cleaning

• Exam rooms wiped down and floors done after the last patient
• Waiting room chairs, arms and the check-in counter disinfected
• The patient restroom and the staff break room, left until after the exam rooms so the round runs clean to dirty
• Separate cloths and mops for restrooms, so nothing crosses rooms
• Regular office trash from every room and the front desk, kept apart from anything that goes in a red bag
• The sinks and the cabinet fronts in the exam rooms, and the handles on the doors between them

• Sharps containers and red-bag waste, which a licensed carrier collects
• Anything in the sterilization area, including the autoclave and instruments
• Wiping the chair between patients, which normally stays with the practice's own staff

• The number of exam rooms and operatories, each cleaned separately
• A practice that requires one specific disinfectant and nothing else
• Saturday hours or a late clinic, which shortens the nightly window
• Carpet in the waiting room instead of sheet vinyl flooring

The crew starts once the last patient has left, so a practice with evening hours gets cleaned late. Rooms are done one at a time rather than in a single sweep, so a day when every room was used runs longer than a quiet one.

Book this for a clinic, a dental office or a therapy practice. Agree in advance who handles anything clinical, because that is normally the practice, not the cleaner.

• Which disinfectant do you use, and how long does it stay wet?
• Do the restroom cloths and mops ever touch the exam rooms?
• Can we get a room-by-room checklist signed off each night?