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Medical Waste Disposal in New Hampshire
Serving New England since 1997, BioServ knows NH medical waste regulations inside and out.
To keep you in compliance with these regulations, we can provide a cost-effective medical waste disposal and management program for any New Hampshire practice or facility, large or small. Not only do we offer great value and exceptional service, but we ensure complete environmental compliance for all of your medical, pharmaceutical, chemical or electronic waste.
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Competitive PricingOur customers save 50% or more, on average.
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Customized PlansWe can manage all your medical waste needs.
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Areas We Serve in New Hampshire
All across the Granite State, customers rely on us for customized medical waste management solutions at affordable prices.
Our Branches Servicing New Hampshire:
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Connecticut10 Gramar Avenue
Prospect, CT 06712
800.378.8824
- Auburn
- Hudson
- Lebanon
- Manchester
- Merrimack
- Nashua
Industries We Serve in New Hampshire
New Hampshire Medical Waste Regulations
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Infectious Waste DefinitionInfectious waste includes cultures and stocks of infectious agents, pathological wastes, waste human blood and blood products, sharps used in patient and animal care, laboratory wastes, and dialysis waste.
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Infectious Waste StorageInfectious waste must be stored in a pre-designated location, in labeled containers separate from other waste. It must be kept in a locked area with restricted access, with refrigeration if necessary, and must be protected from water, precipitation, wind, and animals.
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Infectious Waste DisposalIf the infectious waste has been treated to meet the disinfection standards of Env-Sw 904.03, it can be disposed in a permitted landfill, as long as the facility is notified prior to the disposal. Shredding or otherwise rendering the waste unrecognizable is NOT required. Liquid infectious waste may be disposed via a sanitary sewer, subject to local approval, only if the receiving wastewater treatment facility includes secondary treatment.
About Medical Waste in New Hampshire
In New Hampshire, medical waste is defined as any waste that, because of its infectious nature, may cause or significantly contribute to an increase in mortality or serious irreversible illness or pose a substantial hazard to human health/the environment when improperly managed.
Medical waste is regulated as a solid waste under New Hampshire RSA Chapter 149-M and the New Hampshire Solid Waste Rules (ref. Part Env-Sw 904), with special treatment and disposal standards.
Compliance & Training
Online and on-site services to help your practice meet OSHA compliance requirements and reduce risk.
NH Medical Waste Disposal FAQs
What regulations apply in New Hampshire?
Medical waste disposal in New Hampshire is governed by state-specific regulations as well as applicable federal requirements from OSHA, the EPA, and the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). Healthcare facilities, dental offices, veterinary practices, laboratories, schools, and other medical waste generators must follow strict requirements for the segregation, packaging, labeling, storage, transportation, treatment, and documentation of Regulated Medical Waste (RMW). Facilities are also responsible for proper manifest tracking, recordkeeping, and understanding their cradle-to-grave liability for regulated waste. BioServ stays informed on regulatory updates to help healthcare providers safely manage their medical waste responsibilities.
How do you help maintain compliance?
BioServ helps healthcare facilities throughout New Hampshire manage medical waste safely by providing OSHA-compliant collection containers, scheduled Regulated Medical Waste (RMW) collection, DOT-compliant transportation, and Manifest of Waste Disposal documentation after each pickup. Our services support adherence to the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030) by helping facilities properly handle sharps, infectious waste, and other biohazardous materials. Documented chain of custody and reliable waste tracking also help reduce cradle-to-grave liability.
What types of medical waste do you collect?
BioServ collects a broad range of Regulated Medical Waste (RMW) throughout New Hampshire, including sharps waste, red bag waste, pathological waste, trace chemotherapy waste, pharmaceutical waste, laboratory waste, microbiological cultures, and other biohazardous materials. We support physician offices, dental practices, ambulatory surgery centers, veterinary clinics, schools, blood banks, laboratories, and long-term care facilities with waste solutions designed around their specific waste streams and operational requirements.
Do you provide sharps containers and collection supplies?
Yes. BioServ supplies OSHA-compliant, puncture-resistant sharps containers, red bag liners, biohazard containers, pharmaceutical waste containers, and other medical waste collection supplies for healthcare providers throughout New Hampshire. We help facilities select the right container sizes and service frequency based on their waste volume and daily operations. Proper segregation and appropriate containers help reduce exposure risks and promote safer handling practices.
How often can pickups be scheduled?
Pickup schedules in New Hampshire are flexible and based on your facility's waste volume, storage needs, and operational requirements. BioServ offers weekly, biweekly, monthly, and other service schedules depending on your location and the amount of Regulated Medical Waste (RMW) generated. Flexible collection options help facilities manage waste efficiently while avoiding unnecessary storage concerns or service interruptions.
Do you offer emergency or on-demand service?
Yes. In addition to scheduled collection, BioServ offers emergency and on-demand medical waste pickup services throughout New Hampshire whenever possible. Whether your facility experiences an unexpected increase in RMW volume, a biohazard spill, or requires immediate removal of infectious waste or sharps, our team works quickly to arrange safe collection and transportation. This responsive support helps healthcare providers address urgent waste needs without disrupting daily operations.
What documentation is provided after each pickup?
Following each medical waste pickup in New Hampshire, BioServ provides the required Manifest of Waste Disposal and other applicable documentation. Our manifest tracking and chain-of-custody records provide verification that Regulated Medical Waste has been properly transported and managed. When applicable, customers may also receive a Certificate of Destruction or treatment confirmation to support inspections, internal records, and audit preparation.
What factors determine the cost?
Medical waste disposal pricing in New Hampshire depends on several factors, including your facility type, the volume and type of Regulated Medical Waste (RMW) generated, container sizes, pickup frequency, transportation requirements, and service location. Additional considerations may include sharps waste, pharmaceutical waste, emergency pickups, and specialized waste streams. BioServ works with facilities to identify an efficient waste management approach based on their needs and budget.
Which cities and regions do you serve?
BioServ provides medical waste management services throughout New Hampshire, serving healthcare providers in communities such as Auburn, Hudson, Lebanon, Manchester, Merrimack, Nashua, and surrounding areas. We work with physician offices, dental practices, surgery centers, laboratories, schools, veterinary clinics, and other healthcare organizations across the state. Whether your facility is located in a major metropolitan area, suburban community, or smaller town, BioServ provides reliable Regulated Medical Waste (RMW) collection and disposal services designed to support your facility’s needs.
How quickly can I begin service?
In many cases, new customers in New Hampshire can begin service within just a few business days, depending on location and scheduling availability. BioServ works efficiently to provide collection containers, establish pickup schedules, and coordinate waste handling procedures. Our team helps ensure your facility has the necessary supplies, documentation, and service structure in place from the start.
How do I get started with medical waste disposal service?
Getting started is simple. Contact BioServ to discuss your facility's medical waste disposal needs in New Hampshire, including the types of Regulated Medical Waste (RMW) you generate, estimated waste volumes, sharps usage, pharmaceutical waste streams, and preferred pickup schedule. Our team will evaluate your waste needs, recommend appropriate collection supplies, establish service details, and create an effective waste management plan that aligns with your facility's operations and applicable requirements.
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