Healthcare professionals have a common goal: to make people healthy again. To obtain this goal, there are many groups within a healthcare facility that need to work together harmoniously. This goes beyond the clinical side of patient care - cleaning staff, patient transport teams, dietary services, IT, etc., also come into the mix. When a healthcare facility hires a healthcare contractor, you become part of that team and must share the responsibility of patient safety.  Read More >

For those who work in healthcare facilities on a regular basis, the phrase terminal clean can mean a variety of things. Terminal cleaning can be performed after a patient has been discharged, prior to a new patient entering the space, or following any renovation, remediation or abatement work in order to recommission the room for patient occupancy. But how effective is terminal clean? Read More >

2016 looks to be a busy time for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), as it attempts to finalize significant rulemakings and guidance documents. As Rolyn’s Director of Safety, it is of the utmost importance that I stay on top of these rules and regulations. Here are the top OSHA changes to look out for in 2016: Read More >