Medical Office Cleaning: What an Outside Cleaner Does

An outside cleaner cleans the non-clinical areas of a medical office, such as the waiting room, offices, restrooms, floors, glass and break room, while the practice staff handle exam rooms, sterilization and medical waste. Doctor Clean follows that line in every medical office it cleans in Orange County.

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Who handles what

Doctor Clean cleans	Your clinical staff handles
Waiting room and reception: seating, counters, door glass, handles, floors	Exam and treatment rooms
Staff offices and break room: desks, sink, counters, trash	Sterilization and instrument areas
Public and staff restrooms: cleaned, restocked and mopped	Medical waste and biohazard handling
Hallways and entry: floors, handles, switches, glass	Any task your infection-control rules assign to clinical staff

Doctor Clean makes no infection-control claims and does not replace your own protocols. The written checklist before the first visit shows where our cleaners work, so your staff knows exactly what is theirs.

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Questions about medical office cleaning

Do you clean exam rooms?

No. Exam and treatment rooms, sterilization and instrument areas and medical waste stay with your clinical team and your own protocols.

What does an outside cleaner clean in a medical office?

The non-clinical areas: waiting room, reception, staff offices, break room, restrooms, hallways and floors, and the glass at the entry.

Can medical office cleaning happen after hours?

Yes. After-hours cleaning is available across Orange County, so the waiting room and reception are ready when the first patient arrives.

Medical office cleaning in your city

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