To fully optimize your waste strategy, we must map the journey of all your healthcare waste streams throughout your facility: from the point of generation to final disposal and pickup. When we do this we open the opportunity to build your staff's waste segregation practice and eliminate the over-categorization of medical waste - lowering your overall costs. With each waste stream, we place the perfect size of container in the safest location for use.

You're probably aware of your current pickup schedule, but is it the optimum frequency for how much waste you're generating? Is each department taken care of, do you always have exactly how many containers you need? These are all areas the Daniels Health team helps you optimize while aiming to lower your total cost of ownership.

We understand and have studied, the large impact small changes in habit can make; which is why all Daniels Health reusable medical waste containment systems (whether it be for sharps, bio, or pharma) are optimally placed in areas that encourage ease of disposal and help reduce the overall risk of infection through minimized touches.

Once you get to setting up your account, we make it easy. Our contracts are clear and easy to understand, we put everything in human terms with clear pricing and a mutual agreement of container types, training and service frequency. It is our goal to give you confidence in a partner that can change and grow with you as your facility needs change. 

Fantastic - you're partnered with Daniels Health, what's next? Your Customer Support Team greets you and begins facilitating your onboarding and initial container delivery! Next, you'll be connected to your new account manager who will oversee any future changes to your account, someone to help you continue to grow your strategy and safety metrics!

Healthcare must stay on the front foot of progress and change and that extends to your medical waste management strategy. Daniels Health ensures you are continually supported by continuously building out educational flyers on waste segregation, posting blogs about industry updates, and keeping you current on any regulatory changes.