Cincinnati, Ohio

With a population over 2 million, the city of Cincinnati is a booming economy with the Procter & Gamble and The Kroger Company headquarters. The yearly Taste of Cincinnati festival brings out over a million guests each year, and the city is sometimes called the “Paris of America” because of the architecture of buildings like the Music Hall and the Cincinnatian Hotel. The 27th president, William Howard Taft, was born in this Midwest city.

The healthcare scene in the city gives residents many quality options like the Interim HealthCare of Cincinnati OH, Summit Behavioral Healthcare, and VITAS Healthcare. It is also the home of the country’s first teaching hospital, Good Samaritan Hospital. All of these providers rely on medical waste disposal to keep their systems up and running day after day.

Biomedical waste disposal must be completed in accordance to the statutes put forth by the federal government and state agencies. How can a healthcare provider choose a biohazardous waste disposal company for their clinic? The choice is plain, WasteX Medical Waste Management has been in business for more than 20 years, and we can save your facility 30% on medical and sharps waste disposal while also supporting the HIPAA, OSHA, and EPA compliance measures.

Choosing WasteX to provide the medical waste disposal services for your clinic is easy when you know that we have been in business since 1997. We have labored as a biomedical waste disposal company meeting the needs of over 4,000 healthcare clinics, and we can safely pick up, transport, and dispose of all elements of the medical waste your clinic produces including blood, tissues, saturated gauze, blades, and needles.

Our WasteX disposal programs are available in many Midwestern Cities. We have provided sharps waste disposal for large teaching hospitals, outpatient surgery centers, emergency departments, and even veterinarian offices. If your clinic is located in Cincinnati, Ohio(or somewhere else in the Greater Cincinnati area), contact us at 877-543-2015 for a consultation about our biohazardous waste disposal services.

OSHA and HIPAA have very specific regulations regarding the disposal of biohazardous medical waste, but we have the expertise your staff needs to stay in compliance with all local, state, and federal laws so that your clinic can avoid incurring any fines or fees. For more than 20 years, the experts at WasteX have helped thousands of medical providers with their waste disposal needs, let us help your clinic as well!