Healthcare Hygiene

We understand that patients have different needs and that meeting them effectively and conveniently reassures them and makes them feel welcome at your premises.

Space in washroom cubicles is often limited so our range of sanitary bins, incontinence bins and nappy bins come in a range of sizes to fit the space available.

The frequency of our collection service can be tailored to suit your needs, ensuring that your absorbent hygiene waste is properly managed and disposed of in an environmentally responsible way.

We process our customers’ absorbent hygiene waste products (nappies, sanitary waste and incontinence waste) through our patented process, LifeCycle.

We’re in every geographical area and because we’re Next door. Everywhere, we are on hand to help wherever you are. And as a single supplier, meeting all your needs, we can help reduce your day-to-day administration commitment as well as your financial costs.

Our professional service drivers provide a discreet and efficient service. And, if any of your products or services need change, we’re just a call away and have the flexibility to adapt to whatever is needed.

We are the leading healthcare hygiene services provider in the UK, Ireland and Spain and our team of 3,000 expert personnel provides services to 90,000 customers at more than 300,000 locations.

Our team are professionals in their field with a strong understanding of current legislation and regulation, helping their customers stay compliant.

We lead the way in innovation, providing revolutionary products and services, like LifeCycle.

With LifeCycle, we have created a solution to one of the most pressing sustainability challenges we face. Hygiene products are a necessary part of our lives, but disposing of them via incineration or landfill has been expensive and environmentally unfriendly. We can now create Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF), from the necessary disposal of hygiene waste.

One tonne of RDF energy is equivalent to the power required to heat an average family home for one year and to date, we have diverted over 29,648 tonnes of hygiene waste from landfill to create 19,271 tonnes of RDF.

Our multi-million-pound investment is the first process of its kind that can operate cost-effectively and on an industrial scale. We use a four-step process, where we collect, process and convert waste into RDF, which we supply to the alternative energy market, where it is burnt in Energy from Waste (EfW) plants to produce electricity and hot water.