Exam rooms & nurses’ stations
We identify the counters, sinks, touchpoints and floors assigned to the evening crew. Your practice identifies restricted equipment and the surfaces clinical staff handle between patients.

When the last patient leaves, each room has a different set of priorities. Archon works with your practice manager to define what gets cleaned each evening, what stays with clinical staff, and when the space needs to reopen.
Request a walkthrough ↗ Call (336) 203-2448We identify the counters, sinks, touchpoints and floors assigned to the evening crew. Your practice identifies restricted equipment and the surfaces clinical staff handle between patients.
Each restroom gets its own checklist entry. The crew cleans fixtures and floors, checks soap and paper dispensers, and reports shortages before leaving.
The route covers entrance glass, seating areas, door handles and traffic lanes. We set carpet and hard-floor care around the hours patients use each entrance.
Break-room counters, sinks, trash and floors get a defined frequency. The written scope separates nightly tasks from rotating floor work and periodic machine scrubbing.
Map the route. During the walkthrough, we list rooms by floor, including single-use restrooms and spaces that may be locked.
Check the work. The crew checks assigned spaces before leaving. A locked treatment room is recorded as inaccessible so the practice knows what needs follow-up.
Close the loop. Your practice has a direct Archon contact. If a dispenser is empty or a floor needs attention, identify the room so we can arrange a correction and check the route.
During the walkthrough, identify which areas clear first and which must wait until the last patient leaves. We use those times, along with lockup and alarm requirements, to build the route.
Cleanable area, number of exam rooms and restrooms, service nights, supply responsibilities, floor types and access windows. Periodic carpet or hard-floor projects can be quoted separately.
A room list or floor plan, hours of operation, recurring trouble spots and any facility-specific cleaning requirements. A list of rooms is enough to start if you don’t have a floor plan.
Show us the rooms that need the most attention and when your first patients arrive. We’ll use the visit to put together a cleaning scope and proposal.
Request a walkthrough ↗(336) 203-2448