Coronavirus (COVID-19) Waste Disposal Solutions
Stericycle offers a variety of solutions for healthcare and non-healthcare facilities to help manage medical waste and PPE waste generated through the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Easily Manage Coronavirus Waste
Flexible Solutions to Meet Your Specific Needs
Whether you’re a healthcare facility that is administering vaccines or an organization that wants to safely dispose of personal protective equipment (PPE), we offer a variety of solutions customized for your facility’s unique needs in managing COVID-19 waste.
Trusted and Experienced Partner
With over 30 years of experience partnering with healthcare organizations of all sizes, we understand the importance of disposing of COVID-19 waste for all organizations in a safe and compliant manner.
Coronavirus Knowledge Center
Access the latest COVID-19 guidance, regulatory updates, our response, and valuable resources, such as our packaging guidelines and webinars.
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Disposal Consultation Today
Coronavirus Waste Disposal Solutions
COVID-19 Vaccine Disposal Solutions
Your one-stop for comprehensive vaccine disposal guidance and tailored solutions for managing COVID-19 vaccination waste safely and compliantly.
Testing Sites & Temporary Healthcare
Providing safe and compliant solutions for the collection of COVID-19 waste for testing and temporary healthcare centers, when and where you need it.
Steri-Safe® Compliance Solutions
Customized on-site and on-demand web-based training to improve safety and facility compliance with OSHA and HIPAA regulations.
Why Stericycle?
Your Single Nationwide Partners
We manage all major waste streams and offer compliance training, delivering with over 30 years of experience and our global fleet of more than 6,000 trucks.
Your Sustainability Champion
In 2023, Stericycle recycled 906 million pounds of paper, incinerated 55 million pounds of pharmaceutical waste, and helped our customers divert 101 million pounds of plastic from landfills by using reusable sharps and pharmaceutical waste containers rather than single-use containers.1
1. Source: Stericycle data, 2023.
