Comprehensive pest control service for general hospital, private hospitals, community hospital, nursing homes can minimise the risk of any secondary infection. Also reduce Healthcare Associated Infections (HAI) as well as prevent health and safety hazards for your patients and staff.

Hospitals usually go through intense cleaning sessions to prevent the transmission of germs from ill patients. This is to avoid unnecessary transmission of diseases after a patient is discharge. Hospital beds are thoroughly wipe down clean and sanitise for the next patient admission. Even with standard order procedure, the presence of pests can be hard to avoid because of the number of people in the premise.

• Ants
• Bed Bugs 
• Cockroaches
• Flies
• Mosquitoes

From employees to patients, family members and friends, thousands of people come in and out of the hospital daily. Doors are frequently open which provides pests and flying insects an easy access to enter the premises. They use entry points through medical supplies deliveries, cartons and boxes serve as a nesting material for some pests. Kitchens service where food is being prepare and store attract pests from invading because of the smell.

An Integrated Pest Management (IPM) strategy is a long term approach for a modern pest control plan. IPM targets on preventing pest invasion while reducing the dependency on chemical and pesticide solutions. To apply an effective IPM approach, our specialists will focus on the following measures:

• Sealing of gaps, cracks and crevices to prevent pest from entering.
• Eliminate and accessibility to shelter, food and water sources inviting pests.
• Use of non-invasive techniques, approach such as traps and exclusion methods.
• Applying pesticide, a chemical controls to apply only to severe pest matters as a last option.

IPM solution will be customise to your facility specific needs. Our specialists will schedule a regular service and provide an update report for the IPM solution evaluations. It play an important role in maintaining a pest proof environment in your healthcare facility.

To successfully maintain a pest-free healthcare facility, cohere to the following rules:

1) Report to our specialists or seal off entry points that allow pest to access.

2) Maintaining a regular cleaning habit and sanitation will discourage potential pest intrusion.

3) Remove any accessibility to food source, water, and shelter that pests can locate.

Healthcare facilities must acquire the standard of health regulations assuring the safety for employee and patients. Pest control companies must possess the proper certifications and licensing, and all chemical use must be within the guidelines. Click here to understand the documentation requirements before servicing healthcare facilities.