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Medical waste services are essential for Kentucky doctors’ offices. Find out how to pick the best to dispose of your medical garbage in Kentucky.
It’s essential for urgent care centers in Georgia to properly dispose of biohazardous waste. Learn what goes in a red biohazard bag and how to remain compliant.
While a majority of medical waste can be classified as non-hazardous, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that approximately 15% falls into the hazardous waste category, each of which triggers a particular set of protocols for its management and disposal. In order to minimize the health risks associated with exposure to these potentially infectious materials, physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare providers must take every precaution when managing and disposing of all medical waste.
Learn about the new hazardous waste regulations for 2025, how to comply with them, and what effects they may have on your business.
South Carolina has specific regulations governing the disposal of medical waste. Learn more about these laws and best practices for disposing of medical waste.
Is your college prepared to manage hazardous waste safely and stay RCRA-compliant? Learn essential steps for lab pack waste preparation, new regulations, and choosing the right disposal company to avoid costly fines.
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South Carolina doctors’ offices handle a lot of hazardous waste, so it’s critical to keep up with current regulations. Here’s a quick review to remain safe and compliant.
Learn about the insurance and hazardous waste permits your Florida doctor’s office must have, as well as how to choose the best waste management company.
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