A Practice Ready Before Patients Return
Medical and allied health practices need to be clean, presentable and ready before patients and staff return. Our ongoing cleaning is carried out outside normal consulting hours, with the service planned around each practice’s layout, access arrangements, agreed cleaning scope and day-to-day requirements.
Cleaning Around the Working Day
Cleaning takes place outside normal consulting hours so the practice can be prepared before patients and staff return. The service takes account of how reception areas, consulting spaces, amenities and other parts of the practice are used, while remaining within the agreed cleaning scope.
Patient-Facing Areas
Reception areas, waiting rooms and amenities contribute to how patients experience the practice and need consistent attention within the agreed scope.
Consulting & Treatment Areas
Consulting and treatment rooms may have different cleaning requirements from general areas, so the agreed scope needs to reflect how each space is used.
Privacy, Access & Security
After-hours cleaning may involve private work areas, keys, alarms and secured parts of the practice, so site procedures need to be understood and followed consistently.
Typical Areas We Support
Reception & Waiting Areas
Consulting & Treatment Rooms
Toilets & Amenities
Staff Rooms & Kitchen Areas
Administration & General Work Areas
Floors & Agreed Periodical Cleaning
Services are tailored to each practice and provided within the agreed scope of work, based on the areas, access requirements and cleaning priorities relevant to that site.
Built Around Your Practice
Scope Matched to the Practice
We agree what needs to be cleaned, how often and which areas require particular attention, so the service reflects the way the practice actually operates.
Secure After-Hours Access
Cleaning is carried out within the practice’s agreed key, alarm, access and security arrangements. Where possible, continuity is maintained so cleaners become familiar with those site requirements.
CleanNet Stays Involved
CleanNet remains involved when requirements change or something needs attention, so the practice has a clear point of responsibility for the ongoing service.