Industry · Joint Commission

Survey-ready cleaning. Hospitals, clinics, and outpatient centers.

ClearPrime is built for the healthcare environments Joint Commission surveyors actually inspect — medical offices, dental clinics, urgent care, and outpatient procedure suites. Written protocols, evidence logs, and a visit cadence a surveyor can read without a translator.

What healthcare gets

Three signals a surveyor looks for.

Every healthcare account runs on written scope, written evidence, and written disinfectant discipline — the three things a Joint Commission surveyor reads before they read your facility.

01

Accreditation-aware cleaning protocols

Scope is mapped from Joint Commission IC.02.01.01 and EC.04.01.01 expectations, not from a generic janitorial checklist. Terminal-clean lists, exam-room turnover, and procedure-suite resets are written into the daily scope, and zoonotic-aware disinfectant selection is built into supply staging.

02

Surveyor-ready evidence logs

Every shift closes out with a post-shift quality report — photos, scope notes, supply usage, and any incident flags. SDS sheets, product labels, training records, and the scope-of-work binder are retained and ready to walk a surveyor through without translation.

03

Validated disinfectant dwell times

Surface contact time is tracked against EPA-registered label directions, not guesswork. Product rotation, lot numbers, and renewal cadence are logged per visit — so a credentialed surveyor sees written evidence of compliance, not just a crew that says they did the work.

Why healthcare

A hospital corridor is not a clinic waiting room.

Hospital corridors, clinic waiting rooms, and procedure-suite handles are not the same surface — and they should not be cleaned as if they are. ClearPrime trains crews to the infection-control expectations Joint Commission surveyors actually look for: terminal clean protocols, validated disinfectant dwell times, evidence logs a surveyor can read, and a visit cadence that holds across shifts, weekends, and turnover.

Compliance standards

The standards we work to.

ClearPrime crews train and document to the infection-control and environment-of-care expectations healthcare surveyors actually inspect against. Six anchors, all written into the daily scope.

  • JC IC.02.01.01 — Infection prevention and control program
  • JC EC.04.01.01 — Environment of care: collecting and analyzing data
  • OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 — Bloodborne pathogens
  • CDC 2008 Guideline for Disinfection and Sterilization in Healthcare Facilities
  • EPA List N — Disinfectants for use against emerging viral pathogens
  • HIPAA facility-cleaning posture — sanitation adjacent to PHI handling

Ready when you are

Get a JCAHO-ready scope.

Tell us about your facility — square footage, traffic, and any compliance constraints. We'll come back with surveyor-friendly protocols, evidence logs, and a recurring contract proposal.

ClearPrime Commercial Cleaning · Commercial Cleaning · Est. 2024