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Program 02 · For practice managers & physicians

Medical
& dental
clinics.

Ambulatory cleaning held to medical-grade protocols, state health inspections, and compliance documentation. The same hygiene logic that runs your operatory, applied to the rest of the suite.

Exam rooms
2 – 14rooms
Suite footprint
≤ 12,000sq ft
Locations
1 – 3sites
Who decides
PM + MD
Zone A Operatories & sterile Patient contact surfaces. Per-visit between patients on practice side; deep on ours.
Zone B Corridor & transition Touched constantly, dirties differently. Neutral logistics buffer between A and C.
Zone C Reception & admin Front of house. High patient impression, lower hygiene load.
Fig. 03 · Plan view · Multi-room clinic indicative · finalized after walkthrough
Engineer's eye

Three zones,
one chemical map, zero crossover.

"Color-coded microfiber is not decoration. It is what keeps the wipe that touched the operatory from going near the waiting room."

Operatories & sterile
Patient-contact surfaces, autoclave room, X-ray, lab. The map's terracotta band.
Per visit / 5×
Corridor & restrooms
Transition zones — the hygienic buffer between patient-contact and admin.
Per visit
Reception & admin
Front-of-house impression. Lower hygiene load, higher patient-perception load.
Per visit

Cadence by zone — finalized against your operatory schedule.

What practice managers are tired of.

The three failure modes that turn cleaning from a line item into a real practice risk.

A crew that can't name the zones.

An evening team that doesn't know which surface is patient-contact, where the chemical can or can't go, or how an operatory differs from the staff room. By Wednesday the wipe order is reversed.

Our move · SOP per room, per surface. Color-coded microfiber, no improvisation.

No paper when the state walks in.

Surveyor opens a folder, asks for the program documentation, the chemical SDS, the schedule of record. The practice scrambles to assemble what should already exist.

Our move · Compliance binder, kept current. Hand it over, don't assemble it.

A chemical mistake near the sterile field.

Wrong solution, wrong dwell time, wrong cloth color on the wrong day. In a clinic, this stops being a stain risk and starts being a clinical one.

Our move · Owner-vetted training before anyone enters the suite, monthly inspection after.
Documentation, not promises

Built for medical-grade protocols, state health inspections, and the compliance paperwork your practice already has to keep.

Program SOP binder The procedure for every zone, in writing. Updated when the suite changes.
Chemical SDS file Safety data sheets for every product we bring on-site, kept current.
Photo-verified visit log Every visit, every zone — a dated record you don't have to assemble.

Typical
monthly range.

Typical monthly range, finalized after the walkthrough.

Tier
Rooms
Footprint
Typical monthly range
i. Small clinic
2–6exam rooms
≤4,500sq ft
$2,200 – $3,800 / month per month · indicative
ii. Multi-room
7–14exam rooms
≤12,000sq ft
$4,200 – $7,500 / month per month · indicative
Finalized after the walkthrough. Yours to keep, sign or not. Frequency · scope · building condition — not a fixed price list

Send your suite
address. We walk it
after hours.

Clinic walkthroughs · evenings & weekends

A 90-minute after-hours walk through the three zones. Five business days later: SOP + price. Yours to keep.

Schedule the walkthrough (305) 873-4442