The Daniels Difference

 

  • We provide medical waste containers designed by clinicians for clinicians! 
     
  • All containers sanitized through a world-leading robotic washing / decontamination process. 
     
  • It is our drivers and our trucks that will service your facility, no third party hauler risk
     
  • We are up front with our costs and transparent with our contracts 
     
  • Scheduling that supports your practice – you pay only for what you need
     
  • Eliminate disposal-related needlestick injuries with our advanced sharps safety systems 
     
  • Eliminate the purchase, disposal costs and landfill of one-time-use disposable containers

Solutions

  • Regulated Medical Waste Services 
     
  • Biohazardous Sharps Services 
     
  • Pharmaceutical Waste Services 
     
  • Hazardous + Chemotherapy Waste Services 
     
  • Onsite and online compliance and education

 

Medical & Biohazardous Waste Disposal in Madison

 

As the official home of the World's Largest Brat fest, the winner of the 2016 fitbit title of "fittest city in America", and the only state that boasts the pink plastic flamingo as it's official bird, Madison is certainly an interesting place to be! Madison, the capital of Wisconsin, is locally known as badger country and proudly boasts multiple festivals each year.  Whether you are in the mood for fine cuisine, a night out, some amazing brats, or a raucous college football game - Madison has something for you.   

 

Like many American college towns, Madison is home to a number of microbrewaries (beer + brats... there's a complimentary theme here!) But moving beyond the breweries, there is much more to do and see.  Popular places to visit include the Caves of the Mounds and Chazen Museum of Art; or if you're a fan of the great outdoors help Madison retain it's "fittest city in America" title by exploring the five lakes of Madison country that consists of over 300 miles of hiking and biking trails. 

As well as flamingoes, fitness and breweries, Madison has an incredible history in America's healthcare scene. In 1968, UW Hospital performed the first bone marrow transplant in the US, and stemming from this incredible medical breakthrough, many future healthcare professionals seek out Madison to further their medical careers. With the University of Wisconsin-Madison ranking #28 of best medical schools in the US for 2018, it is easy to see why it draws so many students. Not only does this institute foster academia, it also makes up one of the largest healthcare systems in the area: UW Health. Even if you are not a practitioner of medicine or in the healthcare field, one can appreciate the impact that Madison has to the wellbeing of many wisconsinites.The local health department, Public Health of Madison and Dane County (PHMDC), works closely with their community to protect residents and their environment. Their website is an amazing resource for locals that includes downloadable material and upcoming events.


Much like Madison, Daniels Health strives to push forward safety in healthcare and protect the environment.

 



Madison Healthcare Waste Management with a difference.

 

Daniels started with a bold mission to tackle the issues not often discussed in healthcare waste management – cleanliness and hygiene, cross contamination, needlestick injuries and clinical staff protection in the handling and disposal of sharps and medical waste. Daniels Health has established the second largest medical waste service infrastructure in the United States with some of the leading clinical brands partnering with us – Stanford Health, Rush University, Inova, Aurora, Henry Ford, HSHS to name a few. Daniels Health has been partnering with Wisconsin hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, surgery centers and other patient care clinics since 2001 with a service model that not only looks at the collection and disposal of all healthcare waste streams including sharps container disposal, but also how we proactively impact healthcare waste segregation, reduce overall medical waste volumes and costs, increase safety and compliance, and create a safer waste management environment for frontline clinical staff.  


Daniels Health partners with Madison healthcare facilities to provide full service disposal and treatment for the following waste streams: 

With a local team that has proven excellence in service reliability and customer support, we can offer best-in-class waste collection services for all sized facilities across Wisconsin. Speak to one of our experts today to see how we could partner in managing your waste needs. 


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We service locally.

 

When biohazardous and infectious waste regulations are governed at a local state level, we understand as a business how important it is to have service, operations and compliance experts who are able to partner locally. In Daniels’ 20+ year history in the United States, we have focused on building local expertise that will support the 24hour service demands of healthcare, and Madison is supported by one of our most established Wisconsin plants based in Sturtevant. For more information about how we support Wisconsin based healthcare facilities in medical waste collection, treatment and disposal in line with state regulations, visit our Wisconsin services page here.

 

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Chemotherapy waste or USP800 waste are not common waste streams generated in all facilities, but for cancer centres, hospitals and some skilled nursing facilities, this waste stream is high on the risk scale and requires strict guidelines around its handling. Any waste items contaminated with trace amounts of chemotherapy or antineoplastic agents should be disposed of in a yellow chemotherapy waste container, and our Chemosmart is both the safest and most secure trace chemotherapy waste container in the US. Designed to accommodate hands free operation (touchless, no cross-contamination), mobility to be moved directly to point of care, and with inbuilt locking mechanisms to protect users, our Chemosmart containers support the easy segregation of trace chemotherapy and USP800 waste from RCRA hazardous.
 

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