Amy Piser

Despite advancements in sharps designs and technologies, sharps injuries continue to affect healthcare professionals in a variety of medical care scenarios.

Learn how we can help you develop a waste management plan that takes into careful account the many regulatory complexities governing hospital waste reduction.

Discover what sharps are and how to dispose of them correctly. Our guide covers everything from sharps containers to disposal methods for healthcare safety.

The environment plays an important role in sustaining life, read about our top 6 tips for improving sustainability in your facility.

A detailed overview of what medical waste regulations Vermont healthcare workers need to follow.

We would like to take a moment to review 10 of the most useful tips and lessons we have shared this past year.

There is an increased need for improved safety standards and awareness of the risks associated with BBFE incidences.

Compliant disposal of chemotherapy waste is essential for any medical facility providing cancer treatments.

A detailed overview of what medical waste regulations Idaho healthcare workers need to follow.

Medical facilities can produce different kinds of waste and each medical waste stream has its own unique requirements for legal and safe handling, storage, and disposal.

Medspas generate biohazardous waste and it’s upon them to understand how to safely and effectively meet their medical waste removal challenges.

In order to maintain compliance with regulations for hazardous waste management, it’s important to look at the laws and regulations and what they mean.