Latest News and Insights from MedClean - Your Trusted Healthcare Linen Provider

Have you ever wondered, “Why do doctors wear white coats?” In the modern age of medicine, the white coat has been emblematic of the doctor’s profession. Every first-year medical student participates in the white coat ceremony as a formal and symbolic entry into the profession.

Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success. – Henry Ford

In the healthcare industry, uniforms and clothing are of the utmost importance. Uniforms protect employees from contaminants and make an employee’s job easier; each uniform and clothing item serves its own purpose, whether it’s a lab coat or a set of scrubs.

At MedClean, we recognize the importance of minimizing our impact on the environment. That’s why we’re always looking for new and better ways to use water, save energy and streamline our entire process.

Let’s face it: being in the hospital is horrible. No one really enjoys being strapped to a sick bed in a building full of strangers. On top of the discomfort of being in alien, sterile surroundings, a hospital stay is an experience that abounds with anxiety and uncertainty.

The holidays are a special time of year. People come together from all over the world to spend time and celebrate with family and friends.

The healthcare industry is a busy one. Employees work around the clock to make sure patients are always being taken care of and helped.

Medical Laundry Service vs. In-House Laundry Are you contemplating whether your business should invest in a medical laundry service or just attempt to clean your linen and uniform products in-house?

Uniforms are an essential part of any business and are often used to keep the business looking professional. In the healthcare industry, the uniforms doctors and healthcare professionals wear provide a greater role than aiding in just a professional appearance.

MedClean is excited to announce the launch of our newly designed website!