Medical Waste Management Florida :: Healthcare Waste Disposal Service
- MEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT UMI provides Florida medical waste generators with affordable quality medical waste collection, treatment and disposal services.
- :: Waste Disposal Services UMI offers same day biohazard- ous materials removal or regularly scheduled biomedical waste collections anywhere in Florida.
- :: Sharps Disposal Services A core component of UMI medical waste management solutions is Sharps containers removal and inventory replenishment.
- :: OSHA Compliance & Training UMI provides the training you need to meet OSHA & Florida Dept of Health medical waste management compliance requirements.
- :: Medical Safety Resources UMI carries all the basic medical safety products that most hospital operations, medical offices and dental practices require.
- HEALTHCARE WASTE FAQS Does your Florida healthcare or other facility have questions regarding the management or regulation of biomedical waste?
- ABOUT UNITED MEDICAL Founded by infectious healthcare waste management pioneer Carlos Campos, UMI is a full service biomedical waste transporter.
- SCHEDULE A PICKUP Florida medical waste generators call on UMI to schedule a medical waste pickup or biohazardous materials removal and transport.
- REQUEST A QUOTE Why waste time or money on medical waste? Contact UMI for a fast and free quote on infectious waste removal anywhere in FL.
- PAY YOUR BILL Use our secure online merchant account to pay your UMI bill via e-check or any major credit card. No PayPal account is necessary!
- CONTACT US Florida medical waste generators contact UMI for prompt healthcare waste disposal service that is professional and affordable.
- HOME PAGE UMI is a fully licensed and insured Florida medical waste transporter providing cost-effective medical waste management solutions.
Call UMI at 786.331.8661
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Healthcare Waste FAQs
Q.
Who should use medical waste containers?
A.
Medical waste generators:
Medical waste is regulated by both the federal and state government. Any employer who generates medical
waste should utilize regulatory compliant sharps disposal and destruction methods. Home self-injectors: Individuals
who self-inject must properly dispose of their sharps to protect family and community members from risk of injury
and infection. EPA Guidelines on proper destruction by homeowners can be found at
EPA.gov.
Q.
What goes in a Sharps/medical waste container?
A.
Needles, syringes, lancets, scalpels and other sharp objects contaminated with blood or bodily fluids; gauze pads
or other absorbent material that when squeezed would drip bodily fluids; used spill cleanup kits and employee
protective apparel used in the cleanup.
Q.
Why am I required to have my waste picked up every 30 days?
A.
By law, bio-medical waste cannot be stored for longer than 30 days due to blood-borne pathogens and other potential
public health hazards.
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