Healthcare facilities are envisioned as safe places where people go to recover and heal. While health care workers do their best to protect those most vulnerable, unseen threats lurk in these buildings and offices that quickly endanger the lives of patients and visitors alike. One of the most common and insidious challenges susceptible patients are up against are health care-acquired infections (HAIs). There is no argument that HAIs can be prevented through proper disinfection of equipment and surfaces. But what happens when surfaces are not properly sanitized? And what can Dallas medical office cleaning do to help? The problems that

The sun is shining, flowers are blooming, and the itch to spring clean has set in. Dusting off surfaces and clearing clutter that built up over the winter months is second nature. However, businesses need to consider indoor air quality. Allergy and flu season is not all there is to be reckoned with. Now that we are entering the third year of the pandemic and mask mandates are lifting, Dallas janitorial services must be employed to maintain indoor air systems and mitigate factors that cause illness and affect the long-term health of employees. Recent studies have reported that allergy season