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Recognizing the harmful effects of untreated health care waste to both human health and the surrounding environment, the Philippine government has put into place laws and administrative regulations that mandate appropriate procedures and standards for health care waste generators, transporters, and disposal facilities.

Learn more about these regulations and how the Tesalys line of medical waste autoclaves is enabling compliance among health care facilities.​

Treated, sterilized, and decontaminated health care waste can be safely disposed in sanitary landfills together with municipal and household waste. But why add them up to already congested and at times improperly managed disposal sites when most recent studies show they can also be recycled?​

Knowledge Hub Insights and information on emerging issues in public health and how our solutions can help health authorities and facility administrators Cut Costs by Treating Medical Waste Onsite With the right technology and investment, health care facilities can actually save more in the long run by treating medical waste onsite rather than relying on …

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