Specialized services for medical waste management
Headquartered in Nashville, Waste Medic offers our full suite of services in Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi, Kentucky, Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, and North Georgia, as well as consulting services throughout the United States. Since our founding, we have grown to serve the needs of over 2,500 unique locations.
Biohazardous Waste
There are stringent regulations governing the collection and disposal of medical waste. Waste Medic has the expertise to help protect you from risk with comprehensive services for transportation and disposal, with no hidden costs and exceptional customer service.
Sharps Waste
We understands that safety, simplicity and reliability are crucial to your organization when it comes to sharps disposal. Waste Medic is committed to delivering safe and responsible waste management for your facility through a comprehensive portfolio of solutions.
Pharmaceutical Waste
For most facilities, making sure your pharmaceutical waste is correctly segregated can be a nightmare. The experts at Waste Medic will work with your healthcare organization to establish a comprehensive management program that guarantees efficient compliance.
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