Medical Waste Disposal Garden Grove, CA

MedPro Disposal removes the stress for medical waste disposal. We make the process simple by letting us know the volume of medical waste that you have and a convenient pickup date that matches your schedule. Customize the services that fit your medical needs.

We coordinate with the staff to make sure that your medical waste disposal requirements are met. Whenever your needs change, we’ll be happy to make the adjustments. What you can expect:

• You’re supplied with signage compliant, red biohazard cardboard boxes for the waste accumulation.

• On your scheduled pickup date you can expect one of our trained drivers to arrive and remove the waste container.

• You’ll be given new replacement containers and an initial copy of the manifest document for waste destruction.

Part of our customer service programs includes the ability for your staff to maintain up-to-date OSHA and HIPAA training. We accomplish this by offering on-line video programs that employees can use without interruption to facility operations or patient care. We know that there is often anxiety involved in assuring that all staff are trained, and we offer services to help to reduce the stress.

• Employees learn when it’s convenient for them and at their own pace.

• When a staff member completes the viewing, they take an online multiple-choice test.

• When the test is passed, they’ll get a certificate that is also available to the on-site compliance representative 24/7.

• The convenience of the programs is available for a nominal monthly fee.

Located in Northern Orange County, Garden Grove has a population that is almost 171,000. It has an incredibly diverse demographics, including the second largest population of Vietnamese Americans in the U.S., with the highest population in the neighboring town of Westminster.

Founded in 1874, the Garden Grove area was mostly rural and agricultural. The railway system allowed it to prosper with their growth of the orange, strawberry, chili pepper, and walnut crops. Sadly, the Long Beach earthquake of 1933 destroyed a majority of the city. The area shared in the post-WW II boom and grew to a population of around 44,000 when it was incorporated in 1956.

Garden Grove continued to experience growth as more people moved to the West. Proximity close to the beaches combined with the popularity of both Disneyland and Knottsberry Farm brought industry and new residents. Where once you could drive for miles and see nothing but farmland and orange groves, the view was quickly changing to a more metropolitan environment. Sharing in the West Coast entrepreneurial attitude, Garden Grove began to see new businesses and companies that brought jobs and a better quality of life. The rest of the country became more familiar with Garden Grove during the religious broadcasts that were presented from the beauty of the Crystal Cathedral. This landmark spirals skyward with 12 stories of reflective glass.

For anyone that lives there, the annual Strawberry Festival continues to be one of the highlights of the year. Celebrated for 60 years, the festival brings together the historical sense of community with neighbors and friends, and everything type of strawberry feast that one can imagine.

Some of the finest healthcare facilities are in Garden Grove, California. From

Garden Grove Hospital and Medical Center to California School of Health Sciences, the community is focused on the well-being of their environment and those that live there.

Health and safety are a major concern in both private and institutional medical organizations. Proper disposal of all medical wastes helps to keep dangerous items away from healthcare staff and patients and assures that none of the potentially toxic items end up in landfills. MedPro Disposal is a leader in the medical waste disposal industry and proudly serves the Garden Grove healthcare community. We help to ensure that anything that has come into contact with bodily fluids is disposed of, following all guidelines. Health and wellness are at the heart of every medical organization, and MedPro Disposal works together with a philosophy of safety.

Garden Grove has historically promoted the theater and hosts the Garden Grove Playhouse, the Gem Theater, and the Festival Amphitheater. The musical group Sublime wrote a song entitled “Garden Grove” named after the city.