SALT LAKE CITY — Healthcare linen service provider ImageFIRST reports that its facility here has received accreditation from the Healthcare Laundry Accreditation Council (HLAC).
As the first laundry in Utah to earn HLAC accreditation, ImageFIRST says it continues to set the standard for safe, hygienically clean linens that support healthcare providers in delivering exceptional patient care.
“This accreditation was a tremendous effort from our entire team,” says ImageFIRST Salt Lake City Plant Manager Jason Miller. “It is a direct reflection of our people and their commitment to safety. Across production, maintenance, and service, every associate contributed to this achievement, living out our purpose: To positively impact the lives of our community, our customers and their patients.”
The 55,000-square-foot facility serves four major health systems and more than 35 specialty outpatient customers across Utah and Southwest Wyoming. With over 100 dedicated associates, the team ensures that all linens are handled properly to prevent the spread of infections and maintain the highest level of hygiene.
Under the leadership of Joe Clausi, regional vice president of the hospital division, and Miller, the team has maintained the rigorous operational standards required to achieve and uphold HLAC accreditation, the business says.
The commitment to excellence is a practice upheld across its locations, ImageFIRST says, ensuring that every healthcare-focused facility consistently follows HLAC processes to meet the highest hygiene and safety standards.
ImageFIRST says it owns and operates the most HLAC-accredited plants and branches in the industry — 58 and counting. And its healthcare wash process meets or exceeds CDC, OSHA and The Joint Commission standards to protect its customers and their patients.
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