Infection prevention and control

Specialist Infection prevention and control for all environments

Matrix believes infection prevention and control is not just for healthcare sites.

Matrix Cleaning Solutions has substantial experience in the UK healthcare sector. It is this specialist knowledge that they bring, as a clear differentiator, to the company's comprehensive range of services - these are not just for healthcare premises - they apply everywhere.

Increasingly, we all hot-desk in offices - can you imagine what might be on the keyboard and mouse, leave alone the telephone equipment and desk?

Recent research indicates that many people unwittingly carry viral infections into the office.

We offer a consultancy service and infection prevention and control audits so you can be sure about just how well protected and clean your premises are. Contact us info@matrixcleaningsolutions for more information.

Whether you have a regulated environment, a nursing or residential care home, or office premises, Matrix will incorporate appropriate infection prevention and  control regimes at the core of it service-deliverables. We will ensure all builder’s cleans are also treated in the same way.

Matrix uses it own PAT-test equipment and approved cleaning disinfectants and products that can only help to provide a safer, more risk-free workplace or residence.

We understand how Health and Safety applies in each sector; we strive to deliver standards of cleanliness that exceed your expectations.  From keyboard and telephone disinfecting through to deep cleaning of sanitary areas, you can have the peace-of-mind that Matrix, an expert in infection control to CSCI Standards, ensures every aspect of professional cleaning is covered.

Please read our white paper which discusses maintaining Healthy Care Environments in the Residential Care Home sector.

"Having reviewed the paper on maintaining healthy care environments and the sentiment that “cleanliness is a fundamental part of caring”, the paper appears to make some sound (and common sense) statements about ways to improve safety and quality around infection control. The points made are as valid for care home settings as they are for hospitals. An informed approach to raising awareness, providing clear standards and expectations as well as regular staff training are all crucially important; and they are all covered in the paper. They are the least that should be expected of good care providers."

Des Kelly OBE  Executive Director National Care Forum