A Scientific Approach to Pest Control for Healthcare Facilities

At Greencare, we believe the more we know about pests and why they do what they do, the better we can do what we do. And for sensitive healthcare facilities like yours, it takes a scientific approach.

That’s why Greencare’s pest control protocols are based on extensive research and designed to comply with proven practices recommended by healthcare thought leaders.

When you choose Greencare, you won’t get a cookie-cutter program. We’ll start with a comprehensive, on-site inspection and design your pest control program to meet your specific needs.

No two healthcare facilities are alike. That’s why our Greencare technician will start with a comprehensive inspection to understand the unique pest pressures your facility faces. Then, based on his findings, he’ll work with you to build a tailored protection plan. Our standard pest control program for healthcare facilities includes insect and rodent control.

You can also choose to include pest control training for your staff. Keeping pests out of healthcare facilities requires collaboration with your staff, so we will conduct on-site training for your team.

In addition to pest control, your program might include other services such as:

Exclusion – Pests can enter your facility through doors and small cracks. Greencare will work with you to seal potential pest entry points and help protect your building by making it less attractive to pests.

Floor and Drain Cleaning – A low-impact answer to grease and grime, Greencare Actizyme^® Floor and Drain Cleaner is a professional cleaning solution that uses a unique blend of naturally occurring enzymes and beneficial bacteria to break down even the toughest grease and grime.

Bed Bug Control – Bed bugs are a growing problem in healthcare establishments, but Greencare can help prevent them from hurting your reputation for outstanding care. To address bed bug infestations, Greencare will implement an aggressive strategy that includes a comprehensive inspection of areas of concern, treatment of infested areas, and follow-up inspections.