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MedPro Disposal Ensures Pickup Reliability for Its Waste Disposal Services

Megan Wright2 min read
Worker transporting a closed waste container in a hospital service corridor.

One of the most important factors to consider when choosing medical waste disposal services is if the service provider is reliable for the services your company is looking for. Many large medical waste disposal companies will promise reliable pickup and customer services and will not follow through with that promise.

In This Article
  1. 01Our waste pick-up process
  2. 02What happens to your medical waste?
  3. 03Here are some things to keep in mind to avoid potential issues regarding our medical waste disposal services
  4. 04Common Questions

At MedPro Disposal, we follow through with that promise. Our goal is to save our customers money while providing reliable medical waste disposal services. We ensure that our customers will get what they pay for when partnering with us.

Our waste pick-up process

At MedPro Disposal, we pride ourselves on ensuring the proper disposal of your waste and [reliable pickup services](/medical-waste-disposal/) and [mail-back solutions.](https://mailback.medprodisposal.com/)

We service 48 of the 50 states from Hawaii and Alaska and have haulers nationwide to ensure a reliable and on-time pickup. We can provide regulated pickup, transportation, treatment, and disposal services for regulated medical waste, biohazard waste, sharps, and pharmaceuticals.

What happens to your medical waste?

  1. MedPro will pick up the waste from your facility
  1. Our haulers will bring it to a treatment facility
  1. The rubbish will then be put through an autoclave
  1. The sterilized waste will be appropriately disposed of in a sanitary landfill.

To avoid transportation violations, MedPro Disposal has compliant vehicles available and trained operatives who bring expert knowledge and experience to transport and dispose of your medical waste correctly.

Our medical waste disposal services will absorb most of the responsibility of handling and transporting the waste and reduce your risk of non-compliance.

MedPro's customer portal allows customers to track their waste after it has been picked up to ensure customers that we have picked up the waste and it has been treated and disposed of properly.

For state agency compliance, you can access copies of your waste destruction manifests 24/7 in our secure customer portal. Our customer portal allows customers access to updated manifests, e-invoices, payment history, and compliance information.

Here are some things to keep in mind to avoid potential issues regarding our medical waste disposal services

To avoid pickup issues, it is essential that your company keep us up to date with any location changes as well as classify your waste appropriately in our red bags or containers before we pick it up.

If any issues arise, contact our Customer Advocate team, and they will resolve the issue within 24 hours and can help adjust any service changes or schedule changes.

Common Questions

How much does medical waste disposal cost?
Cost depends on waste volume, pickup frequency, container size, waste type, and location. Most practices pay a flat monthly or per-pickup rate rather than being billed per pound. Typical monthly costs range from about $50-$200 for small practices and dental offices up to $1,000+ for long-term care facilities, with hospitals and large health systems running $1,000-$50,000+ per month — see our full pricing breakdown by facility type. MedPro customers also save an average of 30% by switching from their previous provider.
What's the difference between medical waste and biohazard waste?
Biohazard waste is a subset of medical waste. Medical waste is the broad category (including sharps and pharmaceuticals); biohazard waste specifically refers to material containing or potentially containing infectious agents.
What happens to medical waste after pickup?
Most regulated medical waste is autoclaved (steam-sterilized) to achieve at least a 6-log reduction in microorganisms. Waste that can't be autoclaved — pathological or chemotherapy waste — is typically incinerated under EPA air-quality controls. You receive documentation confirming compliant treatment.
What states does MedPro Disposal service?
MedPro Disposal provides medical waste, sharps, and pharmaceutical waste disposal plus compliance training in 48 of the 50 U.S. states through a nationwide network of direct routes and regional hauling partners.

More answers on our Medical Waste Disposal page →

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