Outsourcing your hospital or surgery center's janitorial services can help reduce the instance of persistent C. diff contamination on floors and in ventilation ducts.

Janitorial Services Practices for Reducing the Instance of Persistent C. Diff in Hospitals and Surgery Centers
C. diff (Clostridium Difficile) is a bacteria that lives in the human intestine and is typically found in older patients in hospitals or long-term care facilities, especially during or after a round of antibiotics, which disrupts healthy gut bacteria, allowing C. diff to flourish.

Check out our latest professional janitorial services tips to clean and disinfect surfaces contaminated with C. Difficile.

Professional Janitorial Services Tips for Disinfecting C. Diff
Clostridium Difficile (C. diff) is a common and deadly healthcare-associated infection (HAI) that flourishes in the human intestine and colon during antibiotic treatments, which kill the normal bacterial flora in our digestive systems.