Case Studies

Starting in 2020, Daniels Health was engaged by Fresenius Medical Care (FMC) to support specialized medical waste disposal at select sites.

When UVA University Hospital suddenly found themselves in need of a new waste vendor, Daniels stepped in with a seamless transition to ensure critical continuity.

An 910 bed hospital in Virginia saw an overall reduction in EVS labor requirements of 75%, and regulated medical waste volumes reduced by 15%.

When microbiome counts in a pharmacy clean room fell far outside acceptable parameters. Daniels’ Medismart was introduced and passed ATP testing with flying colors

Through the correct segregation and categorization of pharmaceutical waste, Daniels drove a 35% cost reduction for Iredell Health

In 2 years Daniels reduced a hospital’s medical waste volume significantly – we saved 50 tons of sharps from going into landfills

Daniels saved Rome Hospital $10,000 on their annual sharps spend and reduced biohazardous medical waste and sharps handling labor by nearly 50%.

A 485 bed hospital in Illinois saw an overall reduction in their regulated medical waste of 59%, and pickups reduced by half.

This study thoroughly explores Daniel Health’s innovative approach to Stanford School of Medicine’s 26 facilties that were not maximizing efficiency and safety.

Since implementing a hazardous waste program, Mission Health has reduced its hazardous waste by over 85% and reduced its spend by more than 50%.

A 6-year study comparing impact of sharps container size, disposal aperture and design on sharps injuries

This 2 year study researched the Impact on Carbon Footprint of Disposable vs Reusable Sharps Containers in a large US Hospital