The brief
In clinical settings, cleaning is infection control. We follow hygiene-critical protocols for consult rooms, waiting areas and treatment spaces, documented, colour-coded and audited.
What we solve for
- Infection-control protocols & colour-coded equipment
- Treatment rooms turned over between patients
- Waiting areas kept presentable through the day
- Compliant waste handling & documentation
Cleaning as infection control
Clinical cleaning is run as a documented protocol, aligned with Australian infection-prevention guidance for office-based practice: colour-coded equipment so a washroom cloth never touches a treatment room, TGA-listed hospital-grade disinfectants used at labelled dilutions and contact times, and high-touch points — door handles, bed rails, reception counters, EFTPOS terminals — on a defined frequency rather than a general wipe-over.
Every clean is logged and reported, so when an accreditation review or a practice audit asks how the rooms are cleaned, the answer is a paper trail, not a verbal assurance.
Built around patient flow
Waiting areas are maintained through the day where needed; treatment and consult rooms are turned over to schedule; deeper periodic work runs when the practice is closed. Waste streams are handled to your practice protocol and documented.
Common questions
What products do you use in clinical spaces?
TGA-listed hospital-grade disinfectants, applied at the labelled dilution and contact time, with colour-coded equipment separating clinical, washroom and general areas.
Can you provide documentation for practice accreditation?
Yes. Cleans run to a documented protocol with a report after every visit, so you have an audit trail of what was cleaned, when, with what and by whom.
Do you clean during practice hours?
Where it helps, yes — waiting-area presentation can be maintained through the day, with clinical-space cleaning scheduled around patient flow and deeper work after close.
What does medical cleaning cost?
Clinical scopes are quoted after a walkthrough, as a fixed monthly price against a written scope. Room count, procedure type, waste streams and the documentation your accreditation requires move the number too much to publish a band that would mean anything. As market context, recurring clinical scopes across Melbourne typically land at $8.00 to $18.00 per square metre per month ex GST. Our own price is a fixed monthly figure against your written scope, and it carries the compliance stack: four-colour equipment, a TGA-ARTG chemistry register, and RACGP- or NSQHS-aligned documentation.