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When it comes to medical waste disposal, compliance to federal and state guidelines is essential. However, compliance gets a bit confusing for healthcare facilities – large and small – because regulations differ between different types of medical waste and their required disposal and treatment methods.

Chemotherapy waste has some of the most strict disposal regulations of any healthcare waste stream – stay up to date.

State regulations for medical waste can be hard to follow, we’ve broken them down for New York here.

To ensure your pharmacy is compliant, read our article on the regulatory requirements when considering your pharmaceutical waste disposal methods.

Pharmaceutical waste is one of the most common forms of healthcare waste, so it is important to know how to properly segregate and dispose of it.

Proper chemical waste management in laboratories is fundamental for protecting human health, ensuring environmental safety, and maintaining regulatory compliance. According […]

The safe and compliant disposal of pharmaceutical waste is a critical concern for healthcare facilities nationwide. As the industry evolves, so too do the standards and regulations governing the proper management of these materials.

Learn about the different types of medical waste and how to keep your healthcare workers safe when handling and disposing of it.

California’s medical waste regulations are extensive, often complicated and difficult to understand. Today, we’ll break down the Medical Waste Management Act …

Proper waste management in non-acute care facilities is crucial for ensuring regulatory compliance, protecting staff and patients and minimizing environmental […]

Learn what makes each healthcare waste stream different, and how you can drive effective waste segregation outcomes in your facility.

A biomedical waste operating plan is essential for healthcare facilities to manage biomedical waste efficiently and safely.