OptiSolve wins 2019 ISSA Innovation Award…
90% of sites that looked clean by visual assessment were found to still contain microbial contamination.
Are you at risk?
What we do for you
OptiSolve provides a proactive and preventative service to enhance and advance cleaning procedures to reduce the spread of harmful pathogens. We do this in all types of settings from hospitals to executive offices to sports facilities to schools.
Unlike traditional approaches, OptiSolve proprietary imaging technology actually makes the invisible visible revealing contamination on surfaces. Our service provides new insights and allows you to validate investments already being made in cleaning activities and resources. The outcome is a safer and healthier environment for staff, executives, visitors, patients, residents, guests, students, athletes, etc.
Plan
Site Assessment
Report & Recommendations Review
Education & Training for Continuous Improvement
How You Benefit
See results. Make evidence-based decisions. Improve outcomes.
It’s not IF germs are present, but WHEN and WHERE.
Know which surfaces put you at risk for infection so you can clean better and live healthier. Common infectious pathogens can live on surfaces from a few hours to several months. Are you at risk? We’ll show you. And we’ll help you create healthier and safe places to live and work.
Prevention is key to controlling infection, costs and brand reputation.
OptiSolve transforms insights into actions.
IMPROVE
REDUCE
Now you can more effectively identify opportunities for cleaning improvement as well as see what is already being done well to benchmark standards and celebrate successes.
Contact Us
Contact us to learn more about our service or for a complimentary consultation.
1.833.SOLVE.00 (1.833.765.8300)
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About OptiSolve
After years of research and development with world-class partners, we are proud to be the industry leaders in providing expertise and breakthrough technology to help assure healthy and safe spaces.
Finding Solutions to a Huge Problem
The inspiration of developing OptiSolve came from asking tough questions about a huge problem. We live in a microbial world yet in our modern times, people have high expectations for healthy spaces. Despite great leaps in sanitation, medicine and technology, one of the top world-wide causes of death is infections. It is estimated that in North America over 100,000 people die from healthcare associated infections each year. What more could be done to help improve this huge problem? How can practitioners manage to maintain healthy spaces despite increasing infection rates and antibiotic resistant organisms?
Experts in Cleaning
Our expertise originates in over 60 years within the cleaning industry and we have a strong history of innovation. So, finding solutions for better cleaning to aid in infection prevention were important questions for us. In our pursuit of developing better products, we asked deeper questions such as “how can we see if a surface has contamination”? There wasn’t a good, easy answer. But this changes with OptiSolve.
OptiSolve Innovation
After several years of intense research with leading, world-class academic partners, OptiSolve developed a proprietary surface imaging technology. We are now able to produce high quality images on site that proactively reveal where pathogens remain before and after cleaning. We combine this with our passion and expertise of working with organizations to not only visualize results but also provide evidence-based recommendations. The outcome is improved cleaning and healthier spaces. We are now on a journey of finding answers and seeing our way to better cleaning®.
“I found OptiSolve a valuable tool for us because it helps us to validate our great cleaning program that we have. We have used the results of the OptiSolve audit as a teaching tool for our custodial staff to show them not only how good of a job that we’re doing, but areas that need more attention.”
– Senior Manager, Custodial and Support Services
“Looking at germs in a different perspective, actually viewing the microorganisms, is invaluable. As I always say it’s not what you see that’s dirty, but what you can’t see.”
– Environmental Service Manager, Long-term Care
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