Skyward medical facility cleaning services align daily and terminal tasks with clear EVS workflows. We use EPA List N disinfectants per label, color coded microfiber to control cross contamination, and documented routes for exam rooms, imaging, waiting areas, and staff spaces. The result is consistent cleaning, predictable reopen times, and focused communication with your team.
Trained crews with simple checklists. Product labels followed. Clear notes after each visit.
Chosen by healthcare teams that need reliable, repeatable cleaning in clinical spaces.
Door hardware, exam tables, chair arms, keyboards, and rails collect soils throughout the day. Without a defined order of operations, some surfaces are skipped or cleaned out of sequence.
Disinfectants require proper dilution and contact time. When labels are not followed, the outcome is inconsistent and residue can build on surfaces and devices.
We pair color coded microfiber and single use wipes where required with labeled bottles and dwell times. Our EVS route maps specify clean to dirty, high to low, and room exit sequences to reduce re soil and rework.
From daily clinical cleans to terminal room turnover, see how method, chemistry, and order of operations drive consistent results.
Ideal for outpatient clinics, medical offices, imaging suites, dental practices, and administrative areas that require dependable cleaning around patient schedules.
A balanced program that supports daily operations and scheduled deep cleans without disrupting care.
Clean and disinfect high touch surfaces in exam rooms, nurse stations, waiting areas, restrooms, and staff breakrooms. Use color coded microfiber and single use wipes where specified to limit cross contamination.
End of day or discharge cleans follow a defined order. Work from cleaner zones outward to patient zones, observe contact times, and finish at the exit. Isolation signage and bagging handled per site rules.
Scheduled high dusting, vents and diffusers, light lenses, baseboards, and under furniture. Floor care options include scrub and recoat for resilient floors and machine agitation for tile and grout.
EPA registered disinfectants used per manufacturer instructions including dwell time, compatibility, and rinse where needed. Bottles and sprayers labeled for quick audit.
Restock liners, soap, and towel dispensers on route. Maintain cart organization with separate zones for clean and soiled materials.
Simple completion notes with exceptions, photos where helpful, and recommendations to adjust frequency by area risk and use.
A predictable sequence grounded in clean to dirty, high to low, and product contact times.
Identify zones, traffic, device sensitivity, and isolation requirements. Confirm product list and PPE based on surfaces and exposure risk.
Separate clean and soiled storage. Verify labeled bottles, fresh microfiber, and lined containers. Don required PPE.
Detail dust and vacuum to reduce organic load so disinfectants work as intended. Target vents, ledges, and floor edges.
Work top down. Pre clean visibly soiled areas, then apply disinfectant and allow full contact time. Focus on high touch points and room specific surfaces.
Damp mop or machine scrub per material. Tie liners, replace, and stage waste per site procedures. Do not handle regulated medical waste beyond the scope defined by your policy.
Reset spaces, remove PPE per sequence, and record completion. Share any damage, stock outs, or spills that require follow up.
What changes when EVS workflows, product labels, and audits guide the work.
| Skyward | Others |
|---|---|
| Color coded microfiber and clean to dirty sequence | Same cloth used across rooms and surfaces |
| EPA registered products used by label with full contact time | General cleaners with unknown dwell times |
| Defined room exit order, isolation awareness, and PPE steps | Ad hoc order with skipped high touch points |
| Simple documentation and frequency recommendations | No notes, no way to audit or improve |
Clinic operations stabilized with clear routes and contact times.
Ambulatory clinic with mixed exam and imaging
Rooms were reopened on time but staff noticed inconsistent wipe downs on chair arms and keyboards. Skyward introduced color coded cloths, updated checklists by room type, and posted product contact times on carts. After two cycles, spot checks showed a more consistent finish and fewer rework requests. The team kept the new cadence and extended the detail schedule to ceiling vents and lights.
Clearer roles, better sequencing, and simple documentation that keeps everyone aligned.
"Their route maps mirror how we work. High touch points are hit every time and notes are easy to read."
Clinic Manager
"Posting contact times on carts helped. We see fewer streaks and less residue on devices and counters."
Nurse Supervisor
"They coordinate around patient schedules and keep noise low during early visits. Communication is solid."
Operations Lead
EPA registered products used as directed including contact time and rinse where required. We do not improvise with unlabeled chemistry.
PPE and signage used per task. We follow walking working surface practices and protect finished materials and devices.
Defined boundaries for what we clean and what we coordinate. Regulated medical waste and sterile processing stay with your approved vendors.
Share room types, hours, and access windows. We will propose routes, frequencies, product list, and documentation that fit your workflow.
A one page EVS checklist for exam rooms, waiting areas, and restrooms. Includes color coding, contact times, and a clean to dirty sequence.
Pair clinical cleaning with floor care and glass services for a consistent patient ready look.
