Clean-Trace® Luminometer LX25

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Science-Based Solutions for Environmental Cleaning Monitoring

In healthcare settings, environmental cleanliness plays a critical role in patient safety, particularly when it comes to preventing the spread of infections. Research shows that patients have a 50% chance of contracting a multi-drug resistant organism (MDRO) if their room is not properly cleaned . High-touch surfaces, such as bed rails, tables, light switches, buttons, and mobile medical equipment, are particularly vulnerable to contamination. Clinical studies have demonstrated that effective cleaning of these surfaces significantly reduces the risk of cross-contamination and infection transmission .

Moreover, regular and consistent monitoring of environmental cleaning can greatly reduce the spread of MDROs, further protecting patients .

The use of ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) monitoring provides a science-based, quantifiable method for ensuring the cleanliness of these high-touch surfaces. Neogen’s Clean-Trace® ATP Cleaning Monitoring System offers healthcare facilities a fast and reliable tool to measure the cleanliness of critical surfaces, helping to verify that cleaning procedures have been properly executed. This system provides real-time feedback, empowering cleaning staff and administrators to take immediate corrective action if cleanliness falls below the required standards.

By incorporating the Clean-Trace® ATP system into your cleaning protocols, you can reduce the transmission of infections in hospitals and other facilities, providing added protection to patients, healthcare workers, and visitors. This science-driven approach to cleaning monitoring offers peace of mind, ensuring that high-touch areas are not only cleaned but also validated as safe, reducing the risk of infection transmission.

With the growing threat of MDROs in healthcare environments, implementing an ATP-based cleaning verification system is an essential step toward safeguarding patient health and maintaining a safer care environment.