The awareness of bloodborne pathogens among employees and healthcare staff plays a critical role in ensuring the safety of both workers and the public. Bloodborne pathogens are pathogenic microorganisms that are presumed to be in blood and all other bodily fluids. Transmission of these pathogens can present substantial health risks when not handled properly. As a medical facility cleaning company, MedHygienics takes great value in maintaining the high standards of the CDC bloodborne pathogen guidelines, as well as certification training with the IJCSA.

Proper training and education in bloodborne pathogens are the first line of defense in preventing the transmission of infectious diseases, including HIV, HBV, and HCV. When disinfecting contaminated surfaces and equipment, employees are at a higher risk of contact with potentially dangerous bloodborne pathogens. At Medhygienics, we train our staff in necessary precautions such as donning personal protective equipment, utilizing the correct disinfectants, and implementing appropriate handling protocols.

Therefore, Medhygienics is fully equipped with the knowledge to perform proper safety measures and thorough disinfecting procedures by undergoing extensive training through the IJCSA and CDC. This allows us to provide essential cleaning services to healthcare facilities and significantly reduce the transmission of bloodborne pathogens.