Healthcare & Hospitals

Healthcare facilities, as high-traffic areas with a large number of people, have extremely stringent requirements for environmental hygiene. Areas such as patient rooms, operating rooms, corridors, and waiting areas in hospitals come into contact with a large number of patients, medical staff, and visitors daily, making them prone to the proliferation and spread of bacteria and viruses, thereby increasing the risk of cross-infection. Additionally, hospitals contain various medical devices, precision instruments, and special areas (such as sterile wards and intensive care units), which have strict restrictions on the use of cleaning agents and cleaning methods. Traditional cleaning methods often fail to meet the high hygiene standards required in these areas. Furthermore, hospitals must conduct cleaning operations without disrupting normal medical activities, which places higher demands on the timeliness and flexibility of cleaning procedures.

Ward and Public Area Cleaning

 

In patient rooms and hospital public areas, floor scrubbers and sweepers can efficiently clean floors, removing dust, stains, and potential pathogens. Floor scrubbers can thoroughly clean floor crevices, effectively eliminating bacteria and viruses while keeping the floor dry to prevent patients and medical staff from slipping. Sweepers are suitable for cleaning large areas such as corridors and waiting areas, quickly removing dust and debris to maintain a clean environment.

Deep Cleaning of Special Areas

 

For special areas such as operating rooms and sterile wards, professional cleaning equipment and validated disinfectant cleaners are required. Floor scrubbers are equipped with special disinfection systems that can disinfect while cleaning, meeting the strict sterile requirements of these areas.

 

24/7 Flexible Cleaning Services

 

As a facility that operates around the clock, hospitals require flexible cleaning schedules. Cleaning equipment such as floor scrubbers and sweepers operate with low noise levels, avoiding disruption to patients' rest and medical activities. Hospitals can flexibly schedule cleaning times based on the usage of different areas, ensuring high-level environmental hygiene at all times. For example, during nighttime or off-peak hours, using floor scrubbers to clean waiting areas and corridors does not interfere with normal medical operations while maintaining a clean environment.