EcoGuard knows firsthand how critical maintaining a pest free environment is to a hospital setting. Even the smallest pest issue can cause big problems as word of bug contamination will need immediate remediation to maintain a standard of cleanliness that is expected of California medical facilities. Our licensed and trained technicians provide pest control for hospitals and medical facilities and can help create a custom plan that uses integrated pest management (IPM) to cater to your specific bug needs. Our services use the highest quality ecofriendly pesticides that are proven to be effective. Call today to schedule an appointment for an inspection!
Hospitals and medical facilities are charged with the care of a wide variety of patients, many of which are sensitive to being exposed to any kind of pathogen, bacteria, virus, or disease. Any area where patients are medically treated must adhere to the most stringent cleanliness and sanitation standards to protect patient health. This is also to ensure that the contamination and spread of disease is eliminated across all surfaces and equipment and to maximize the safety and security of hospitals and medical facilities. Pests like rodents and bugs can introduce elements into a hospital environment that pose a threat to those that are susceptible to disease. This is why maintaining a pest free environment is an on-going challenge that all hospitals must deal with.
Due to the size and complexity of most hospitals and medical facilities, having a team of professional pest control experts to provide service is likely the most effective and efficient way to deal with and prevent pest problems. This is critical because a pest sighting and even signs of pest activity can ruin the reputation of a medical facility and draw into question the safety and cleanliness of a building altogether. EcoGuard Pest Management has years of experience dealing with all pest types and has consistently met California’s standards for providing safe and ecofriendly pest control services. We offer custom treatment strategies designed for the healthcare industry. We can treat:

EcoGuard uses an integrated pest management (IPM) approach that unifies proactive preventative measures with reactive treatment strategies to combat existing and future bugs with the least environmental impact possible. This combination allows us to implement a plan that will keep pests out of your facility after any initial problems have been addressed. Call today for a free estimate 866-326-2847
We explore common bug harborage points and equipment to check for pest and rodent activity. During this time, we identify the best plan of action when dealing with an existing bug problem or the most optimal prevention strategy to reduce the chances of bugs in the future.
There are several ways for bug to access your building including cracks in walls or foundations, underneath doors, and gaps in plumbing. Our goal is to find areas that are potential entry points and block them off, so they no longer provide bugs a space to sneak in.
Rodents are common in almost all high traffic / high density settings. Due to high levels of human activity, rodents will be able to find food and shelter among other resources they need to survive. These pests can carry disease which is why EcoGuard has treatment strategies ready to implement to reduce and eliminate rodent populations.
Roaches are a common occurrence in any area with a significant amount of human activity. They are nocturnal and will find their way into a medical facility through any tiny crack available. Our exterior chemical applications should help eliminate roach populations by establishing a perimeter barrier that will kill roaches on contact.
Since hospitals have as much traffic as a hotel, bed bugs will inevitably be introduced as some point. Bed bug infestations are difficult to deal with under normal circumstances but are nearly impossible in a hospital setting without experienced professional help. EcoGuard has years of experience battling bed bugs and has effective treatment strategies to deal with them.
We know how critical maintaining a clean pest free environment is so our on-going services will maintain a record of inspection notes and adjust services as needed to effectively treat any issues as soon as they occur.
Our pest control efforts are only effective if team members provide support. Our IPM strategy includes providing training to staff to help identify and monitor problematic areas and alert when signs of pest activity are found.
Just like any other building, hospitals usually provide resources or shelter that attract bugs. Areas that are often overlooked that are most known for bug activity are:
The most problematic bug types that are regularly found in healthcare environments are:
To effectively prevent bugs in a hospital, you need a comprehensive pest prevention strategy. This requires a high-level analysis of the facility that identifies likely harborage areas, access points, and places of weakness that will need to be monitored regularly. A few susceptible areas that can be focused on when implementing exclusion strategies are:
Bed bugs have been making a resurgence since the late 1990’s due to increased traveling and other factors like increased resistance to chemical pesticides. This has not only led to an increase of bed bugs in hotels and resorts but also in hospitals and nursing homes. This is extremely problematic for facilities that are expected to maintain a standard of cleanliness and comfort. Luckily for most medical facilities, environments are largely kept sterile and clean. That said, bed bugs can still get brought in by a guest and cause an infestation if not closely monitored. Early detection is critical when dealing with bed bugs and the following steps can help identify bed bug activity immediately:
Common pests like rodents and bugs are typically attracted to the available food, water, and shelter a hospital or medical facility might provide. Pest control programs for hospitals plays a critical role in ensuring that medical facilities maintain the standard of safety and cleanliness expected of a healthcare establishment in charge of patient health.
Pest control is generally attempted through exclusion, prevention / deterrence, and treatment. Treatment can include both chemical pesticide / rodenticide applications and physical removal methods.
Using automated doors to keep access points closed as much as possible helps deter flying insects. Ensuring that exterior garbage collection areas are clean and far from medical buildings also helps to reduce fly populations.
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