Medical Waste Disposal Company – All Florida Medical Waste
Serving Central Florida, All Florida Medical Waste is a locally owned and operated provider of medical waste removal and secure document shredding. The company is fully licensed and insured under Florida Department of Health License Number 7649, and conducts routine staff training to maintain adherence to OSHA, USDOT, and HIPAA guidelines. Its core service is comprehensive medical waste disposal, covering biohazard waste such as pathological, blood, and microbiological materials, sharps disposal, general medical waste, and dental waste removal including mercury amalgam handling. Alongside waste collection, the firm offers secure document shredding and destruction for businesses of all sizes, paired with secure recycling.
Pickup and removal are arranged from hospitals, doctor’s offices, clinics, and other medical facilities. The company serves a wide swath of Central Florida, listing counties that include Seminole, Osceola, Orange, Marion, Lake, Pinellas, Putnam, Volusia, St. Johns, Duval, Baker, Polk, Nassau, Flagler, Indian River, and Brevard. This regional footprint lets the firm coordinate scheduled pickups across both metro and outlying areas within its coverage zone.
The business emphasizes reliable, on-time service and customized solutions tailored to the specific needs of each facility, rather than a single uniform plan. Its marketing materials point to potential savings of up to 50 percent on waste removal services for clients who switch. The firm positions itself as a leading provider of medical waste and shredding services in the Central Florida region, with a focus on regulatory compliance and consistent collection routines.
Prospective clients can request a free quote through the company website. Two phone lines are published: a toll-free number, 877-640-2917, and a local number, 386-589-1022. The combination of medical waste handling, sharps and dental waste service, and document destruction makes the company a single point of contact for healthcare-related disposal needs across its listed counties.