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Four services, one standard of evidence.

Every engagement ends with written findings that name the standard, the gap and the fix. Timing below is typical and confirmed at scoping.

01 · Assessment

Department assessment and gap analysis

A forensic walk-through of every area against AAMI ST79, Joint Commission standards and manufacturer IFUs. Each question gets one of four answers; each gap gets a fix.

Typical timing

2 days on site · report in 10 business days

[FIND to confirm]

What we review

  • Decontamination, prep & pack, sterilization, sterile storage, distribution
  • Documentation: logs, policies, IFUs, recalls, traceability
  • Leadership, competencies and staffing to volume
  • Workflow, ergonomics and physical environment

What you receive

  • Scored readiness report (PDF) with rating
  • Findings with standard, gap and fix
  • Annotated photo evidence
  • 30/60/90-day corrective action plan
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02 · Joint Commission

Joint Commission compliance and readiness

A mock tracer of the sterile processing chain the way a surveyor runs it: from a case cart in the OR back to the sink, with the paper trail at each step.

Typical timing

1 day on site · plan timed to your window

[FIND to confirm]

What we review

  • IC.02.02.01 and related elements of performance
  • High-level disinfection and IUSS practice
  • Sterilizer records, BI and indicator practice
  • Staff interviews: can they show and explain it

What you receive

  • Tracer findings mapped to EPs
  • Document request checklist for survey day
  • Prioritized plan and talking points for leadership
  • Optional follow-up reassessment before the window
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03 · Staffing

Staffing quality and performance support

Competency, certification and coverage reviewed with the people doing the work. Recommendations fit the shift pattern you actually run.

Typical timing

1–2 days on site · 30-day follow-up

[FIND to confirm]

What we review

  • Certification status and exam readiness (CRCST)
  • Competency records and annual validation
  • Shift coverage against case volume and turnaround
  • Orientation, cross-training and error trends

What you receive

  • Staffing and competency gap summary
  • Training and certification roadmap with budget notes
  • Shift coverage model options
  • Performance indicators to track monthly
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04 · Design

Floor-plan, reconstruction and workflow design

SPD layout and renovation planning with one-way dirty-to-clean flow, ICRA 2.0 precaution planning with your infection preventionist, and FGI Facility Code review before drawings are final.

Typical timing

Scoped per project · from 2 weeks

[FIND to confirm]

What we review

  • Current layout, adjacencies and pass-through points
  • Air pressure relationships and zoning
  • Equipment placement, utilities and ergonomics
  • Construction phasing and interim processing plan

What you receive

  • Annotated floor plan with flow arrows and zone marks
  • ICRA 2.0 precaution matrix agreed with your IP
  • FGI Facility Code review notes for the design team
  • Phased construction and interim-operations plan

One-way dirty-to-clean flow

DirtyDecontamination
CleanPrep & pack
CleanSterilization
SterileSterile storage
SterileCase cart / OR

Pass-through windows between zones · no backflow of staff, carts or air · diagram illustrative

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