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Medical Waste Disposal
Bio-One of Marion County partners with many local businesses that generate medical waste to help remove and dispose of it. As a locally-based company, we’re proud to support our community in this way.
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Bio-One helped with a mold remidiation issue I was having in my busines location a few weeks ago. The staff was very professional and knowledgable on getting the problem fixed in a shor...
This company accomplished thoroughly in two days what I could not have done in a year! I have never seen people work so hard, fast and thoroughly! I needed help with a family hoarding s...
Our tenenat had pets living in the home and we were not able to get rid of the odor. Bio-One treated the residnece, and now the odor is completely gone! Their team was very repsonive an...
Pablo and his team at Bio-One Marion County are amazing! They helped clean a messy situation with hoarding, and they did it really well. They were kind, fast, and did a great job. If yo...
I can't recommend Bi-one of Marion County enough! Working with Juan Pablo and Roxana has been an absolute pleasure. They are not only great professionals but also wonderful people who g...
You called the right team for the job
We follow state guidelines for the safe removal and disposal of our regularly scheduled medical waste pickups. Weekly, monthly, and quarterly transportation is offered from facilities such as:
- Medical examiner offices
- Hospitals
- Nursing homes
If you produce medical waste, we can dispose of it for you. Our clearly marked containers prevent any user error during transportation and disposal. When done correctly, the risk is minimized and our job is complete.
We offer training to teach paramedics and first responders how to deal with medical waste. Many healthcare workers come in contact with it every day.
Our training involves methods of how to best handle it as well as how to limit risks associated with its handling.
Compassion. Experience. Respect.
Top Medical Waste Disposal in Marion County, IN
We’ve been a part of the Indianapolis, IN community for many years now and are proud to help keep it clean and educated. We strive to make a difference in your lives. We truly care. As the owner of this business, I, Roxana Jimenez and Juan Pablo Jimenez, can promise that you’ll receive the best help available from the professionals at Bio-One of Marion County.
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What makes Bio-One Medical Waste Disposal the best choice?
Expert services
With trained technicians and state-of-the-art tools, we can handle any biohazard job, whether residential, commercial, or industrial. We have the training and experience you are looking for.
Discreet & safe
Discretion and confidentiality are important to our clients. Our teams will arrive and complete the job thoroughly and safely.
Compassion & competence
Our motto is "Help first, business second." Our team leads with compassion and serves our clients with respect and professionalism.
Available 24/7
Bio-One is here for you whenever you need us. You will receive 24/7 access to a local company with nationwide expertise.
Trusted response team
A quick response team can significantly impact biohazard situations. Our teams respond urgently and are ready to help.
Insurance assistance
Working with your insurance company can be overwhelming. Bio-One can open the claim and work with the adjusters directly.
WHY CHOOSE Bio-One of Marion County
We are here for you when you need us the most
Bio-One of Marion County technicians follow strict state guidelines for safely removing and disposing medical waste in Indianapolis Area, thus minimizing the risks associated with these bio-hazardous materials. Our medical waste management services include 24-hour emergency response and weekly/monthly/quarterly transportation and disposal of bio-medical waste from medical examiners offices, hospitals, dental offices and nursing homes, and other facilities that generate bio-hazardous waste.
Using clearly marked containers, Bio-One of Marion County experts are careful to properly dispose of medical waste that potentially carry blood borne pathogens. We also counsel paramedics and first responders—professionals at risk of handling bio-hazardous material—on how to best handle medical waste and limit the risks associated with their work.
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