Urgent care lives on volume. Walk-in trauma, fluid spills, casted limbs, suture trays, vomit in the waiting area, and a weekend that hits twice as hard as Wednesday. Otesse cleans urgent care to medical-grade infection-control standards, on a turnover cadence that matches your actual patient flow — not a generic janitorial schedule.
Most janitorial companies bid urgent care like it is a primary-care office. It is not. Volume is unpredictable, fluid exposure is daily, and the difference between "ready for Saturday morning" and "ready for the health department" is the same eight hours of cleaning.
Urgent care sees blood, vomit, urine, and wound exudate on every shift. Generic janitorial training does not cover OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen protocol, and improper handling is a citation waiting to happen.
OSHA BBP-trained crews with full PPE, regulated medical waste segregation, and biohazard spill response kits on every truck. We document every fluid event and dispose to your contracted medical waste provider.
You close at 8pm and reopen at 8am. That is twelve hours to fully turn the clinic — exam rooms, lobby, restrooms, lab — and most cleaning companies cannot guarantee they will arrive in time, let alone finish.
Hard-scheduled overnight crews with a guaranteed start window. We finish before your medical assistants arrive at 7am — and we have a backup crew on call when your night runs long.
Disinfectant choice is not a preference, it is a regulatory question. Wrong product, wrong dwell time, and the front-desk swab fails on the next inspection.
EPA List N disinfectants only, with documented dwell-time SOPs per product. We pair products to your local health department guidance and keep SDS sheets on-site for inspectors.
Door handles, exam table paper rollers, BP cuffs, otoscope handles, blood pressure column, registration tablets — touched by every patient, missed by most cleaners.
High-touch surface checklist mapped to your room layout. Sign-off on every shift with timestamps. Color-coded microfiber so the cloth that touched the toilet does not touch the exam table.
You ran out of exam table paper at 9pm Saturday. The cleaner did not know to flag it. Now your first patient Monday is on a paper towel and your front desk is calling distributors at 6:30am.
Consumables tracking included — exam paper, gloves, masks, soap, paper towels, hand sanitizer. We flag low stock and restock from your supply room. No more 7am supply panics.
State inspector walks in. They want cleaning logs, product SDS, BBP training records, waste manifests. Your previous service had none of it.
Audit-ready documentation binder maintained on-site: cleaning logs, SDS sheets, BBP training certifications, fluid event logs, waste pickup records. Always inspection-ready, not scrambled together.
Every crew member is OSHA BBP certified annually. Spill response training, PPE discipline, and regulated waste segregation are baseline — not upsells.
Hard-scheduled overnight crews with backup coverage. Your clinic is ready for the morning rush, not still being mopped.
Logs, SDS, training certs, and waste manifests stay current and on-site. When the surveyor walks in, you hand them a binder, not an excuse.
Get a custom protocol scoped to your room count, weekend volume, and waste vendor. We will walk the clinic, document the high-touch map, and quote a real schedule — not a guess.
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