Providing fresh, clean apparel not only helps prevent infection and cross-contamination, it can also help your staff and patients feel as comfortable as possible. That’s what makes a comprehensive uniform program so important—with consistent, smooth service and a higher level of employee satisfaction and comfort, your healthcare organization becomes that much easier to manage.

Scrubs

Our extensive line of standard Aramark scrubs and premium Landau scrubs are made from high-quality fabric, making them comfortable, durable and resistant to wear and fading. Each set is color-coded to differentiate between departments in order to ease patient confusion and anxiety.

Whether you operate a single healthcare location or large, national health system, we can customize our scrub programs to meet the specific needs of your physicians, patients and budget.

ScrubBank™ Automated Scrub Management Unit 

We partnered with an industry leader in scrub dispensing technology to create a new, automated scrub management machine for surgical staff at hospitals across the country. 

The ScrubBank^™unit dispenses high-quality surgical scrubs quickly and cleanly to help keep staff safe, comfortable and productive. This compact machine helps prevent the spread of healthcare-related infections and was designed to comply with the AORN Guidelines for Surgical Attire¹

We manage and restock inventory, keeping operations running smoothly and allowing your hospital personnel to focus on patient care.

Lab Coats and Surgical Gowns

In addition to medical scrubs, we offer a full line of medical lab coats and surgical gowns for the physicians working at your organization. The designs we offer help physicians maintain a polished, professional image. They are lightweight and sturdy, shielding clothing to keep it fresh and clean.

Patient Apparel

Our full line of soft, modest-fitting gowns keep patients comfortable before, during and after exams. We offer a variety of styles that accommodate a range of uses, from examination to telemetry monitoring.

Learn more about our physician, staff and patient apparel here.

¹Recommended practices for surgical attire. In: Perioperative Standards and Recommended Practices. Denver, CO: AORN, Inc; 2014:49-60.

In every healthcare organization we serve, we’ve made it our mission to help safeguard the health and well-being of patients, physicians, staff and visitors. At the forefront of that effort is environmental hygiene and infection prevention. With our environmental cleaning products and services, we can help you reduce the risk of healthcare associated infections, while making your organization more efficient and easier to manage.

Scientific Wash Process

Our unique science-based washing process combines the latest scientific advancements with laundering best practices to maintain the durability and the integrity of our microfiber products.

Microfiber Cleaning and ATP Monitoring

Another way we’re enhancing your infection prevention program is with our integrated line of microfiber dusters, towels and mops. These products help eliminate cross-contamination risk from ceiling to floor and are designed for optimal soil and microorganism removal. 

We employ a multistep process called MicroVantage^™ to help preserve the effectiveness of our microfiber products and provide you with a comprehensive approach to environmental cleaning, including ATP Monitoring.

Research shows frequently touched surfaces, like bed rails, IV poles and tray tables may still be contaminated after standard cleaning processes. ATP, or Adenosine Triphosphate, is present in all living or once living organisms. Using a luminometer, we’re able to detect ATP on frequently touched surfaces and identify areas where new contaminants could multiply and grow. Doing so may help improve your cleaning practices to reduce risk and provide a safer, healthier patient environment. With our unique ATP monitoring program, we help prevent the spread of these lingering contaminants and ensure a cleaner clean.

ATP, or Adenosine Triphosphate, is present in all living or once living organisms. Using a luminometer, we’re able to detect ATP on frequently touched surfaces and identify areas where new contaminants could multiply and grow. Doing so may help improve your cleaning practices to reduce risk and provide a safer, healthier patient environment.

Learn more about our healthcare uniforms and environmental hygiene practices here.