Experience a Cleaner Workplace with Miami Janitorial Services

Miami Janitorial Services Your Partner in Maintaining a Clean and Safe Workplace. Our commercial cleaning services in Miami and Fort Lauderdale are designed to meet the highest standards in cleaning practices, including thorough cleaning and infection control measures to reduce the risk of cross-contamination. From office buildings to clinics, we ensure that your space is sparkling clean and safe for employees, visitors, and patients. Improve patient satisfaction scores with our comprehensive cleaning solutions and enjoy peace of mind knowing that your facility is in good hands. Contact us today for a free quote.

Leave Your Clinic In Our Hands

If you are looking for cleaning services for your clinic, health center, or nursing home in Miami, you have come to the right place. All Cleaning Miami is a cleaning service company that specializes in the cleaning of health clinics and nursing homes. We have qualified cleaning staff to perform any cleaning service with great care and attention to detail, as these environments are essential for promoting health and well-being.

Our Mission

At All Cleaning Miami, our mission is to provide you with the best cleaning service for your clinic or nursing home at a reasonable price while maintaining the highest level of quality. We offer customized plans to fit your specific needs and have highly trained professionals to ensure a healthy and hygienic environment for both employees and patients. Our service will create a positive change in your facility by maintaining a clean and attractive environment.

Quality Of Our Service

Our clinical experts are constantly training to provide the most current and effective cleaning solutions. Our experienced professionals have in-depth knowledge of the latest green cleaning products, equipment, and techniques, and are able to handle a variety of clinic cleaning tasks, including:

Cleaning before and after surgery
Sanitation of examination rooms and waiting rooms
Cleaning nursing stations
Renovating administrative offices
Cleaning bathrooms, kitchens, and locker rooms

Why Choose Us

At All Cleaning Miami, we understand the importance of maintaining a healthy and clean workplace. Our staff is dedicated to keeping your office or clinic free of bacteria and odors through thorough deep cleaning at an affordable cost without sacrificing the quality of service. When you choose us, you can trust that we will provide a professional service with a clear vision of comprehensive health and well-being.

Cleaning worker for medical centers

Maintain cleanliness of medical centers, clinics, and outpatient clinics, and create a comfortable environment for patients, medical treatment and examination staff, and visitors. Training of all cleaners and staff assigned to critical areas should preferably be regular and specially trained.

General clinical cleanliness standards

Always clean with rubber gloves.

In rooms where patients have individual contact, wear disposable gloves before leaving the room to avoid possible contamination.

Cleaning is always done from the top down, from the inside out, and from clean to dirty.

Radiology Clinic Cleaning Never sweep, remove dust with a damp mop.

Wipe surfaces with a damp microfiber cloth.

The cleaning material used should be specific to the area you are cleaning.

Do not create air currents that facilitate the movement of microbes.

Dose the product according to the prescribed instructions.

Never mix products.

Always place the original containers in the cleaning cart and out of the reach of children.

Fumigating or spraying is not recommended.

Do not bring the cleaning cart into the rooms.

The materials used for cleaning all types of surfaces (bathrooms, mops, mops) should be emptied as much as possible. Let the disinfectant act on the surface, it is not necessary to wash or dry.

Materials used for cleaning should be thoroughly cleaned, sanitized, and drained during each shift.

Cleaning materials used in high-risk areas and/or isolation rooms must be specific, it is recommended that disposable materials (wipes) be used for surfaces other than floors.

When working with cleaning agents, personnel must wear personal protective equipment (PPE) to protect against potential hazards (inhalation and/or splashes to skin or mucous membranes).

Cleaning workers must use the same protection as medical workers, both in clothing and in the disposal of the waste generated, according to the regulations of each center.

-F.A.Qs-

Environmental surfaces can be divided into two categories: those with clinical contact and those with lower levels of care. Clinical contact surfaces may come into direct contact with patient material during dental procedures, either through direct spray or splash, or through the gloves of dental staff. These surfaces have the potential to contaminate other tools, equipment, hands, or gloves. On the other hand, cleaning surfaces such as walls, floors, and sinks do not come into direct contact during dental treatment and pose a lower risk of disease transmission.

Disinfectants are used to kill or inactivate harmful microorganisms on surfaces and objects. There are various types of disinfectants available, each with their own level of effectiveness and suitability for certain situations. Some of the different types of disinfectants include:

High-level disinfectants: These disinfectants are highly effective at killing microorganisms, including resistant strains like tuberculosis (TB). Examples include glutaraldehyde and peracetic acid.
Intermediate-level disinfectants: These disinfectants are effective at killing most bacteria and some viruses, but may not be effective against TB and other highly resistant microorganisms. Examples include quaternary ammonium compounds and hydrogen peroxide.
Low-level disinfectants: These disinfectants are effective at killing most bacteria, but may not be effective against viruses or resistant microorganisms. Examples include alcohol-based disinfectants and chlorine bleach.

It's important to choose the appropriate disinfectant for your needs, as using the wrong type of disinfectant may not be effective at killing the microorganisms you are trying to eliminate. Always follow the instructions on the disinfectant product label, and be sure to use it in a well-ventilated area.

There are several types of disinfectants available for use, including quaternary ammonium compounds, chlorine compounds, hydrogen peroxide, and alcohol. Each type of disinfectant has its own specific properties and effectiveness against different types of microorganisms. It is important to choose the right disinfectant for the specific surface or situation, as some disinfectants may not be suitable for certain materials or environments.

What is the difference between disinfection and sterilization?

Disinfection removes most microorganisms and other microorganisms by physical or chemical means. In contrast, sterilization kills all microorganisms, including large numbers of resistant bacterial spores, through heat (steam autoclaving, dry heat, and unheated chemical vapors) or liquid chemical sterilants. Disinfection does not guarantee the safety associated with sterilization processes. It is important to understand the differences between these processes and choose the appropriate method for the specific situation to ensure the proper level of decontamination.

Cleaning is an essential step in any decontamination process. It removes visible organic compounds, dirt, and salts that can interfere with the effectiveness of microbial inactivation. By physically contacting surfaces with detergents and washing with water, we can kill various microorganisms and neutralize bacterial activity. If a surface is not cleaned properly before sterilization, the process may not be successful. Therefore, it is important to thoroughly clean surfaces, including removing visible blood and other organic and inorganic substances, in order to ensure their proper decontamination. If a surface cannot be adequately cleaned, it may need to be protected with barriers.