In the world of healthcare, safety and hygiene are paramount. Hospitals, clinics, and medical facilities provide critical care to patients and generate a substantial amount of medical waste, often referred to as "medi-waste." Proper disposal of this waste is not just a regulatory requirement but also a moral obligation to protect the environment and public health. Luckily, Mediwaste Disposal in El Paso is here to help. With a commitment to excellence and a reputation for reliability, we have become the go-to partner for healthcare facilities seeking a safe, efficient, and eco-friendly solutio ..read more

When it comes to medical waste disposal, safety is everything. Proper handling and disposal of medical waste not only protect you and your community but also keep our environment healthy. That's why understanding and following Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines are so important. Mediwaste Disposal is your trusted partner. We take pride in putting safety first, caring for the environment, and making sure our customers are happy. Contact us ,online or call ,(915) 566-6999 to learn more about our OSHA training. What Is Osha and Why Is It Important in Medical Waste Di ..read more

,Disinfection services are an important part of any medical facility. Not only do they help to keep a facility and its staff free from disease-causing pathogens, but they can also help to reduce the risk of cross-contamination between patients. Disinfection services can include anything from chemical sanitizers to proper medical waste disposal. ,Mediwaste Disposal is a highly reviewed medical waste disposal company in El Paso that can provide reliable and safe solutions for medical facilities that need to dispose of their hazardous waste. Contact us ,online or call ,(915) 566-6999 to learn mo ..read more

,Biohazard cleanup is essential for any El Paso business or organization dealing with hazardous materials. It is important to understand when to call a professional biohazard clean-up like ,Mediwaste Disposal to protect the health and safety of everyone in the workplace. Professional biohazard clean-up and disposal services are necessary to reduce the risk of exposure to hazardous materials and provide a safe environment for employees. If you need biohazard cleanup and disposal services, you’ve come to the right place. Contact us ,online or call ,(915) 566-6999 to learn more. Types of Biohaza ..read more

,OSHA training is essential for those who handle medical waste in the workplace. Proper disposal of medical waste is vital to maintaining a safe and healthy environment for workers and patients alike. Knowing the rules, regulations, and requirements for disposing of medical waste can help prevent serious accidents and environmental hazards. We'll provide an overview of OSHA training related to medical waste disposal and introduce ,Mediwaste Disposal, El Paso's trusted and highly reviewed medical waste disposal company. If you require the services of a medical waste disposal company in El Paso ..read more

Do you need to dispose of pharmaceuticals? At some point, you may have wondered what the best method of disposal is. You may be wondering if it is legal to throw away your old medicine bottles in the trash. You may be thinking about donating your unused medication to a charity. There is a lot of concern about pharmaceutical disposal and what happens to it once it's thrown away. Fortunately, ,Mediwaste Disposal is the city's trusted and highly reviewed medical waste disposal company that provides professional and efficient pharmaceutical disposal services. In this blog post, we will discuss wh ..read more

As medical services become increasingly important and ubiquitous, there is also a rise in medical waste. To combat this, the government has created a number of regulations and recommendations for handling these often dangerous substances. In this blog, we’ll discuss the basics of medical waste handling and removal for physicians, as well as tips for how to keep your facility safe and within regulations. A Quick Background on OSHA The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), created in 1970, is a government body within the United States Department of Labor. The main function of OS ..read more

The mask has become a symbol of our times. It is representative of a time of uncertainty, political upheaval, and partisan divides. It reminds us of a world that was paused, lifestyles that were interrupted, and a permeating social anxiety that has left us highly attuned to our health and those of our loved ones. And while we might think of the Covid mask as the highly-personalized and customized cloth mask with colorful designs or school logos, it’s really the N95 that does most of the work. This mask has a long and interesting story. The N95 respirator has been used in the healthcare field ..read more

The infamous syringe tide in 1987 kickstarted a flurry of concerns about the proper disposal of medical waste. The event is well-known in the medical waste community as a wake-up call about the potential harms of medical waste and the need for regulatory oversight on medical facilities and clinics. The syringe tide headed a movement of medical waste regulations that continue to this day. And, yet, something not too unlike syringe tide happened in 2021, when hundreds of syringes washed up on beaches along the Jersey Shore. Reports suggested that the arrival of most of these syringes might have ..read more

Medical clinics produce a lot of medical waste every year. During the Coronavirus pandemic, people paid more attention to medical waste and the specifics of its disposal. Yet, concern for proper medical waste management has been a big part of the healthcare industry for many years. The regulation of medical waste is handled by state health departments and other state entities, although some federal agencies are involved in the creation of proper medical waste protocols. Most people outside of the healthcare industry might not spend a lot of time considering where all the medical waste goes or ..read more