Daniels Health Medical Waste Processing Facility

In the United States, medical waste disposal regulations and EPA requirements for the management of healthcare waste vary in each state. As a healthcare provider, it is important to understand the regulations that govern your state to ensure that your waste handling and treatment processes are compliant. To asisst with navigating the medical waste and sharps disposal requirements that exist for your state, we've built an extensive library of blogs that review guidelines in your area and what regulatory bodies to research.

Daniels has over 100 trucks in its national service fleet. To ensure consistency of customer experience, service expectations and familiarity with customer requirements, most medical waste pickup/dropoff services are fulfilled by Daniels Health personnel, and all vehicles are licensed to meet all regulatory requirements. Unlike other waste management service providers, we protect the process from generation to disposal, assuming full responsibility for the security of your waste. As the waste generator is responsible for waste produced UNTIL such time as it is disposed of, having a medical waste partner that assumes full responsibility of the medical waste pickup, transport, treatment and disposal is critical.

One of Daniels' principle founding values is to achieve the highest level of ecology possible through innovation, product, and process. In our medical waste management practices, we utilize the most sustainable methodology of environmental effectiveness - reusability. By reusing sharps and medical waste containers instead of throwing them out, a significant reduction to overall waste volumes can be made. Globally, Daniels' Sharpsmart system achieves significant reduction in the CO2 burden of healthcare facilities we partner with.