Health Care
Healthcare Facilities Service Programs
Central Exterminating Company recognizes the unique needs of patients and long-term residents. Our service technicians discretely perform their vital inspections and select treatments to avoid unnecessary attention.
Modified Pesticide Option (MPO)
Service program utilizing monitoring, trapping, and applications of specialized insect baits and Insect Growth Regulators (IGR) products to maintain a pest-free environment. Traditional pesticide applications are reserved for special pest situations not promptly responding to normal control methods. Pesticide selection always involves low or non-odor formulations. Special application times are considered before applications are performed.
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
Central Exterminating Company has been a pioneer of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) as a service philosophy and practice for the sensitive settings of healthcare facilities for over 20 years. We recognized years ago that reducing the reliance on regular pesticide spraying within this environment was best for everyone involved. The foundation of IMP relies on controlling a pest’s ability to enter the structure initially.
The Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA), developed an IPM Standard in September of 2009 to ensure that this type of service program achieved satisfactory performance results by setting and reporting specific goals on the part of the client and pest control provider.
The Central Exterminating Company IPM Service Program involves:
- The initial inspection process to identify:
- Pest trends in the structure.
- The pest threshold/tolerance level is acceptable in the structure.
- Structural weaknesses in the facility allowing pest entry.
- The recommended corrective action is taken, which involves maintaining the structure to exclude pest entry through methods such as:
- Insect monitoring traps
- Insect control baits and growth regulators
- Dust formulations for void-type applications
- Providing limited traditional pesticide applications only as needed.
- Follow-up inspections to verify the success of structural modifications.
- Re-evaluate pest trends to determine that pest control results have been successfully achieved.
The interior spraying of a traditional insecticide is reserved for special situations that fail to respond, in any reasonable amount of time, to bait or dust applications, or fail to control an infestation quickly to prevent disruption of the facility’s daily operations.
Logbook
A Central Exterminating Company Service Log Book is also available that contains:
- Electronic Fly Control Trap Location Map (if applicable)
- Pesticide Label/SDS Sheets
- General Liability and Fleet Insurance Certificate
- Technician and Manager Ohio Applicator Licenses
- Sanitation Log Report Form
- Annual Service Certificate
- Rodent Station Location Map
- Bar Code Scanning Report (if applicable)
Contact us today so we can come up with a plan to fit your needs!