NORCROSS, GA, May 16, 2013 (Press-News.org) Angelica Corporation, a leading hospital linen service company, recommends buying new inventory at the start of 2013. There are major benefits to purchasing a fresh set of linens, particularly in the healthcare industry, to get a new start. For one thing, new fresh bedding is obviously much more clean than used sheets, even if the latter is thoroughly cleaned. To keep illnesses at bay and to keep patients comfortable and satisfied, Angelica Corporation advises clients to start the new year with a fresh set.
Purchasing New Linens This Year
If you work in the healthcare field, you know how quickly diseases can travel. Given that linens (patient gowns and bedding) are the primary point of contact patients have, you know this is where bacteria tends to reside. While you can certainly keep conditions under control, it is never a bad idea to have extra stock. The healthcare linen service professionals at Angelica Corporation want to remind its clients that coming up short is simply not an option. In the event of an emergency (such as influx of patients), you will need to have enough clean and ready linens to go around.
Buying in Bulk to Help Save Money
A great way to minimize expenditures when buying new stock is to do so in bulk amounts. The cost per garment will always be cheaper when bought wholesale, so take this into consideration when setting your company's budget. Working with a medical laundry service company, such as Angelica Corporation, will also reduce costs, as these businesses are suited to handle bulk cleaning orders. According to Aly Merritt, Marketing Manager for Angelica Corporation, "hiring a professional is the best way to ensure your linens are completely sanitary. They know regulations you may not know about and are up to date on the best techniques."
Hospital linen experts, Angelica Corporation, has been in business for more than a century. They provide a number of linen management services and sell a wide variety of products. Learn more about their services and how you can use them to get a fresh start for your laundry as well at http://www.angelica.com/Default.aspx.
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Hospital Linen Services, Angelica Corporation, Suggest New Linens for the New Year
The linen services company, Angelica Corporation, recommends that hospitals and clinics buy new linens at the beginning of the year. Doing so is a great way to meet patient demand, as well as ensure a safe and healthy environment.
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[Press-News.org] Hospital Linen Services, Angelica Corporation, Suggest New Linens for the New YearThe linen services company, Angelica Corporation, recommends that hospitals and clinics buy new linens at the beginning of the year. Doing so is a great way to meet patient demand, as well as ensure a safe and healthy environment.