SPECIALIZED CLEANING FOR HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENTS. WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO.
Healthcare environments and medical offices require more than routine commercial cleaning. They need specialized cleaning, disinfecting, and sanitizing programs delivered with an understanding of healthcare standards, safety expectations, and the unique needs of patients, staff, and visitors.
ServiceMaster Clean Saint John specializes in healthcare cleaning and disinfection. Since 1962, ServiceMaster has developed innovative programs that help healthcare facilities maintain clean, safe, and healthy environments while meeting the sector’s demanding standards.
Through our Patient-Centered Cleaning Program, we continue to introduce improved methods that support higher standards of cleanliness, safety, and health for the healthcare facilities we serve.
Continuing To Innovate in the Industry
Innovation in healthcare cleaning means improving the details that matter most to patients, staff, and visitors. In addition to regular janitorial service, ServiceMaster Clean Saint John provides specialized cleaning and disinfection support designed for the higher standards of healthcare environments, including:
- Thorough cleaning and sanitizing of entrances, reception areas, stairs, and other high-traffic areas
- Detailed cleaning and sanitizing of exam and procedure rooms to help maintain safer clinical environments
Science-Led Cleaning for Patient-Focused Environments
ServiceMaster Clean Saint John helps reduce the spread of disease in healthcare settings through effective cleaning, disinfection, and sanitizing methods.
The ServiceMaster Clean Capture and Removal Cleaning® system combines advanced equipment with microfibre technology to help reduce dust, VOCs, and bacteria. This supports a cleaner, healthier environment for staff and patients. Our trained cleaning and sanitizing teams use products and processes that meet Health Canada requirements and recommendations.
Training Built for Healthcare Standards
At ServiceMaster Clean Saint John, our proprietary healthcare cleaning training equips staff and technicians with the knowledge and skills needed to meet the unique demands of medical environments.
The program covers current industry standards, best practices, and specialized methods for cleaning, disinfecting, and sanitizing healthcare facilities. By focusing on the specific challenges of these settings, our training helps teams deliver safe, consistent, and high-quality results for patients, staff, and visitors.
Communication and Training That Support Safer Care
At ServiceMaster Clean Saint John, clear communication is central to our healthcare cleaning approach. We ask the right questions, listen carefully, and align our work with your facility’s requirements and cleanliness standards from the start.
Strong healthcare cleaning also depends on the right people. We hire staff suited to medical care environments, train our cleaning and sanitizing specialists in patient protocols, and hold every team member to high standards of conduct and performance.
Did You Know?
What are your rates?
All jobs are priced according to task, whether it is daily office cleaning, commercial facility cleaning services, regular carpet cleaning or a one-off heavy duty clean. We then consider variations such as equipment and materials used, employee density, traffic density, etc. in calculating the final cost. We would be happy to work with you to develop a customized cleaning plan that suits your needs. Click here to view our pricing pages.
Do you supply everything required?
ServiceMaster Clean Saint John supplies all the labour, equipment and materials required to carry out the tasks as would be outlined in our agreement with you. You may also exercise the option of having us provide various consumable goods for your facility such as toilet paper, paper towels, hand soap, etc. at their added cost.
How often do we need to disinfect?
A key consideration in determining how often you should be disinfecting is based on the traffic level in your facility. As disinfection is for infection prevention, the goal is to help mitigate surface-to-person transmission of pathogens. If your 10,000 SF office will be occupied by 5 staff and no visitors, you can likely disinfect less frequently than that same office which might house 60 staff and consistent visitors. Additional considerations include how often multiple people may be touching the same surface as well as whether an antimicrobial surface protectant has been applied. At minimum, however, we would recommend daily disinfection of high touch surfaces. If the traffic in your facility is high, we would recommend increasing this frequency to multiple times per day. For example, common elevator lobbies in an office tower should be disinfected multiple times per day, particularly at the entrance level.