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Touchpoints

High-Touch Surface Cleaning in Healthcare Premises

High-touch cleaning only works when the touchpoints are actually mapped. We walk your facility, list the surfaces that take repeated hand contact, and build them into the daily task list so they are not left to judgement.

  • Touchpoint map produced during the site assessment
  • Correct product and dwell time for each surface type
  • Separate cloths between clinical and public areas
  • Frequency matched to how heavily each area is used

Common high-touch points in a clinic

  • Entry doors — push plates, pull handles, automatic door buttons
  • Internal door hardware and privacy locks
  • Light switches, dimmers and wall-mounted controls
  • Reception counters, sign-in screens and EFTPOS terminals
  • Waiting room chair arms, backs and shared tables
  • Handrails, grab rails and stair rails
  • Tap sets, soap, sanitiser and paper towel dispensers
  • Shared kitchen appliance handles and staff room surfaces
  • Treatment room levers, adjustment handles and bin lids

Frequency beats intensity

A touchpoint cleaned properly every night does more than an occasional deep clean. Where a facility has particularly heavy public traffic — a busy waiting room, a shared building entry — we can schedule a mid-day touchpoint pass in addition to the main clean.

Planning your cleaning scope?

Use our medical centre cleaning checklist

See the room-by-room tasks practice managers can use when reviewing a medical or healthcare cleaning programme.

Medical centre cleaning checklist

Request a cleaning assessment for your facility

Tell us about your clinic and we'll prepare a cleaning programme built around your rooms, frequency and after-hours access.

Request a Cleaning Assessment