Among the first U.S. hospitals to receive The Joint Commission's Sustainable Healthcare Certification (renewed 2024). Multi year sustainability targets cover emissions, waste, water, and anesthetic gases.
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On site aerobic digester that turns up to 220 lbs of hospital food waste and Terraloam compostable film gowns into finished compost in 24 hours closing the loop between cafeteria and clinical waste streams.
Largest reprocessor of single use medical devices in the U.S., recovering EP catheters, pulse oximeter sensors, compression sleeves and more for safe reuse.
Reprocesses single use devices and repairs rigid/flexible scopes, extending product life while maintaining FDA cleared clinical performance.
On site treatment system that decontaminates and recycles polystyrene petri dishes, PET tubes, medical tubing and polypropylene syringes back into usable resin.
European leader in reprocessing complex single use cardiology and ultrasound catheters under EU MDR, returning them to OEM equivalent quality.
Specialty reprocessor focused on the highest cost single use electrophysiology and cardiology devices that other reprocessors won't touch.
Publicly documented programs where this hospital or its parent system reported measurable results.
Stanford partnered with the Healthcare Plastics Recycling Council to document recyclable plastic type, volume, and flow through target clinical departments establishing the playbook for clinical recycling programs.