You can count on us for high-quality medical waste disposal products.
The correct processing and disposal of medical waste is vital for public health, worker safety, and environmental protection. Medical waste, which includes spent needles, contaminated gloves, and other items, poses a considerable danger of infection and harm if not properly handled. With this in mind, you can trust that our team at Sunbelt Medical Services will provide you with the products you need to keep your patients, workers, and facility safe.
One of the many products we offer is biohazard bags. These bags are specifically designed to hold medical waste and are composed of strong, puncture-resistant materials that prevent leakage and exposure to dangerous infections. Additionally, they are color-coded and labeled to clearly indicate the presence of biohazardous items, allowing your team to utilize them effectively.
It is essential to ensure the appropriate products and waste disposal methods are used if you’re in charge of a Kentucky hospital, clinic, nursing home, vet’s office, or another facility where more than the standard waste disposal methods are needed. The good news is that our team supplies both, so you’ll not only get access to high-quality biohazard bags but also disposal methods that meet all regulatory rules to ensure full compliance.
When you contact us, we will take the time to answer any questions you have as well as ask a few of our own to fully understand your needs. From there, we will create a tailored plan that fits your facility best. With over 35 years of experience in the industry, we can assure you that we understand the complexities of waste collection and disposal, giving you peace of mind that your facility is doing all it can to ensure safety.
If you’re curious about the biohazard bags we carry or our medical waste disposal methods, reach out to a team member today.
At Sunbelt Medical Services, we offer biohazard bags for customers in Sardis, Georgia, as well as throughout Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Florida, South Carolina, and North Carolina.