Medical Waste Disposal

Securely disposing of sensitive documents is a critical part of compliance and maintaining trust. For businesses, two options exist: on-site and off-site shredding. Both on-site and…

The term “sharps” refers to any medical items that can puncture or cut the skin. They don’t just cut or scratch people—they can potentially cause…

Medical waste disposal isn’t just about how a business removes specific types of waste. It’s a critical issue that directly affects public health and the…

In Virginia, waste generated by local healthcare facilities must be managed in accordance with state and federal regulations. With public and environmental health at stake,…

The Quick Rundown Subpart P is in full effect in Virginia. The Virginia DEQ enforces the EPA’s Management Standards for Hazardous Waste Pharmaceuticals, meaning strict rules…

The Quick Rundown Biomedical waste, formally called regulated medical waste (RMW), includes sharps, infectious waste, pathological waste, microbiological waste, and pharmaceutical waste. Each one requires…

Like many businesses in Virginia, healthcare organizations in Richmond have clear legal obligations surrounding medical waste. The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) governs how…

Choosing the right medical waste company is one of the most important decisions a healthcare facility makes. The vendor you work with is responsible for…

Prescription drug misuse creates serious safety risks in communities across the country. When medications aren’t properly destroyed, they can end up in the wrong hands,…