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Dialysis Centers require specific cleaning protocols. Specific knowledge of blood-infectious pathogens, infectious waste, sharp materials and how to properly treat or dispose of them. Hospital grade disinfectants are required in dialysis units to reduce and control the amount of germs in the environment and on various surfaces.

Chronic kidney disease affects an estimated 37 million people in the U.S., or roughly 15% of the population. Nationwide, nearly 500,000 people require dialysis multiple times a week and Renal Care Facilities are on high demand.

Dialysis Centers Cleaning Services

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The patient's immune system can be compromised, endangering themselves or each other. Adhering to and properly applying standard cleaning protocols can stop, limit, or reduce the potential for infection or cross-infection of all, patients, and staff involved.

The dialysis Center has some areas that require special attention. The Hemodialysis bicarbonate products used in the facility leave white chalky residues on the floors and walls and should be cleaned every night to maintain a clean and clean appearance.  It is very important to mop the floors daily with a neutral disinfectant to protect the floor finish and control the risk of infection to patients and staff within the unit.

We offer customized programs that promote healthier and safer environment for your patients and employees.

  •     Medical Grade Office Cleaning Tools and Techniques

  •     Sanitation Services

  •     OSHA Standards

  •     Expert Floor Care

  •     Exam Room Cleaning

  •     Restroom Cleaning Services

 

How can We Help?

We can assist you in creating a healthier, cleaner environment for your patients, visitors and staff by Maintaining compliance, Reducing the risk of HAIs and Effectively cleaning

  • Cross-Contamination Prevention - Color-coded microfiber cleaning cloths and mop pads to avoid cross-contamination and clean beyond what the eye can see, eliminating germs and dust build-up.

  • Indoor Air Filtration - Our HEPA filter vacuums reduce levels of indoor air pollution to provide your facility with cleaner, fresher, and healthier air.

  • Highly Trained Cleaning Staff - Our cleaners are certified for healthcare facilities cleaning following all regulations such as those from the Joint Commission, AORN, OSHA, and CDC.

  • Hospital-Grade Cleaning Chemicals - All our cleaning products are Green-Certified Chemicals providing high quality cleaning results and a safer environment.

CBA Health Program:

As part of cleaning practices and  innovations,  proudly  announces the CBA Health program. The core benefit of CBA Health Program to all medical and related facilities is our organizational commitment to meeting, and in some cases, exceeding the safe cleaning practices, codes and special compliance standards under which they already operate.

CBA Health bases its program around the measurement of compliance of the following governing organizations:  CDC, AORN, OSHA, and  The Joint Commission.   That is why CBA Building Services has developed   a completely new training program   based on the rigorous   demands of your   industry resulting in our cleaners being certified to clean Medical Facilities.

Our certification program takes our participants through six key areas of training:

  • Universal Precautions Training - Stresses safe cleaning and accident prevention.

  • Bloodborne Pathogen Training - Teaches methods of avoiding contact with contaminated blood or OPIM.

  • Exposure Control Planning- Highlights exposure management procedures.

  • Documentation/Incident Reporting - Covers the need for complete and accurate reporting of all incidents.

  • Knowledge Testing - Requires our participants to achieve a minimum passing grade of 80%.

  • Award Certification - Provides learning recognition for cleaning crews and certification IDs for our clients.

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What Makes Us Different?

 

All our Cleaning Technicians:

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  • Wear a photo ID badge.

  • Wear a professional CBA Building Services uniform.

  • Have completed the CBA Quality Clean certification program.

  • Be insured with Worker's Compensation liability coverage. 

  • Understand and comply with OSHA regulations.

  • Complete Bloodborne Pathogen and  Hazcom Communications training.

  • Know the importance of dwell time when disinfecting.

  • Know how to maintain bacteria-free high touch surfaces.

  • Know how to thoroughly dust offices without disrupting desktops.   

  • Know thorough carpet cleaning techniques.

  • Know which treatments to use on hard floor surfaces.

  • Know how to work safely in public areas.

  • Know how to work cleaner.... and greener.

  • Know how to look for ways to add value for their clients.

  • Be continuously trained with the latest advances in the cleaning industry.

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